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Light industry
* Light industries are is major industries
  - manufacture machine tools, textiles, tobacco products, pottery, and leather goods
* consists mostly of sugar and rum production.
* is limited to the production of some tobacco products, drinks and consumer goods.

Major industry
* All major industries require large amounts of energy.
* Major industries produce automobiles, fiberglass, and soap.
* Most major industries have treatment facilities for industrial effluents.

Management education
* deals with issues in economics, politics, psychology, sociology, etc.
* is an industry.

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Manufacturing industry
* All manufacturing industries use measuring systems.
* Manufacturing industries favor employment of engineers.
* Manufacturing industries make products to sell in Canada and around the world
  - which are sold in Canada and else where around the world
  - rebound as technology slows
* concentrates on consumer goods and construction materials.
* includes chemicals, brewing, wood-pulping, and tyre manufacture
  - clothing and the assembly of electrical components for re-export
* is confined to timber processing.
* significant contributor to economic development and employment creation.

Nuclear industry
* Some nuclear industries experience nuclear accidents.
* Some nuclear industries experience serious accidents
* produces and stores large volumes of radioactive waste solutions.

Pharmaceutical industry
* Pharmaceutical industries are giants
  - use embedded systems to create our drug supply
* is different from other industries in a few ways.

Primary industry
* Primary industries are primary sectors
  - underpin the Tasmanian economy
* involves getting raw materials e.g. mining, farming and fishing.

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Private industry
* Private industries are accountable to money management.
* accounts for about half of all careers in economics.
* can similarly fortify other foods with vitamins and minerals.
* is also a consumer of racial and ethnic data
  - in business to make a profit
  - particularly important in nutrition programs
* source of research funding for faculty from a variety of disciplines.
* tends to pay better than other employers.
* works by agreements that are transcribed as contracts between parties.

Resource recovery
* includes energy, ferrous metals and aluminum.
* is an industry
  - the protection of the resources

Secondary industry
* Secondary industries consist of the refinement of oils and agriculture processing.
* involves manufacturing e.g. making cars and steel.

Service industry
* Many service industries are subject to government regulation.
* Most service industries have trade journals.
* Service industries are economic activities that produce services rather than goods
  - very important to the economy
* Service industries comprise some of the most dynamic sectors in the Canadian economy
  - the largest component of the economy in all industrialised nations
  - have levels

### social organization | industry | service industry:

Adventure travel
* can mean many things to different individuals.
* does involve a certain amount of risk.
* has inherent risks of injury or death.
* is one of the main forerunners of ecotourism.
* is the fastest growing market in world tourism
  - segment of the travel industry
  - tourism sector
  - way to vacation in the Millennium
* service industry.

Steel industry
* Most steel industries produce poor quality products
* is an industry

Tourism industry
* Most tourism industries create job opportunity.
* Tourism industries are industries
  - services sectors
* Tourism industries provide benefits
  - tangible benefits
  - suffer damage
* can play major role in curbing climate change.

Traditional industry
* Traditional industries comprise crafts such as silver working, shipbuilding and weaving.
* includes agriculture, tourism and forestry.