Tertiary and Quaternary Activities Test - 2

Most retail trading occurs in fixed establishments or stores solely devoted to selling goods directly to consumers.

Non-store retail trading refers to retail activities conducted outside of fixed establishments, and street peddling is as an example of non-store retail trading.

University teaching falls under the quaternary sector.

The quaternary sector is defined as the industry based on human knowledge which involves technology, information, financial planning, research, and development.

The deciding factor for how quickly countries can provide ICT access and benefits to their citizens is their ability to develop connectivity and infrastructure.

Catching fish is a primary activity because this economic activity is directly related to the nature, i.e. product is extracted from the nature.

Retail and wholesale trade is an example of Quaternaries activities.

This statement is not necessarily true because the level of business opportunities depends on various factors such as industry trends, market demand, and the specific services offered by BPOs and KPOs. While BPOs typically focus on outsourcing routine and repetitive tasks, KPOs offer more specialized knowledge-based services. Therefore, the notion that BPOs always have better business opportunities compared to KPOs is oversimplified and may not hold true in all cases.

Rural marketing centres serve nearby settlements and are quasi-urban centres, indicating that they share some characteristics of urban centres but are not fully developed urban areas.

Urban marketing centres provide a wide range of ordinary goods and services as well as specialized goods and services required by people.

Chain stores are characterized by their employment of highly skilled specialists in many executive tasks.