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We are learning now the secondary sector.

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The secondary sector processes and manufactures the raw materials from the primary sector

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and turns them into products.

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In the secondary sector we have energy industries,

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construction industries,

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base industries,

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capital goods industries,

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and consumer goods industries.

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In the energy industries, we have non-renewable energy sources and renewable energy sources,

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the one that we just learned in Unit 4 of NATRA.

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The construction industries use raw materials to make buildings, roads, bridges.

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The base industries transform raw materials, for example metal, into semi-finished products,

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into new things.

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Then the capital goods industries use those base industry products to create new things, such as parts of cars.

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And then the consumer goods industries use products from the base and the capital goods industries to make new items to sell into the tertiary sector, such as clothes.

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Then we have the base industry, okay, that manipulates metal.

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Then, we have the capital goods industry that creates the car pieces, and then the consumer

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goods industry that creates the car.

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Can you think of another example?

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One of base industry, then capital goods industry, and then consumer goods industry?