CSEC Geography · May/June 2007 · Paper 2 · Question 6(b)(i)a)
Define primary industry and give an example.
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- 6(a)(i)Complete the bar chart in Figure 6 to display the percentage GDP for each activity in low income countries using the data in Table 1.[3 marks]
- 6(a)(ii)State the relationship between a country's income level and the proportion of its GDP derived from agriculture.[1 mark]
- 6(b)(i)b)Define tertiary industry and give an example.[2 marks]
- 6(b)(ii)State two benefits countries can gain from developing secondary economic activities.[2 marks]
- 6(b)(iii)List two ways Caribbean governments have encouraged industrial development.[2 marks]
- 6(c)(i)Account for the widespread occurrence in the Caribbean of either the garment industry or food processing, giving three reasons.[6 marks]
- 6(c)(ii)Suggest three reasons why Caribbean manufacturers may find it difficult to compete in a global market.[6 marks]
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