Question

"Services occur at different levels throughout the world." Support the statement with examples.

"Services occur at many different levels in world." Examine the statement.

Answer 1

1. Services occur at many different levels. Some are geared to industry, some to people, and some to both industry and people, e.g. the transport systems.
2. Low-order services, such as grocery shops and laundries, are more common and widespread than high-order services or more specialised ones like those of accountants, consultants and physicians.
3. Services are provided to individual consumers who can afford to pay for them. For example, the gardener, the launderers and the barber do primarily physical labour.
4. Teacher, lawyers, physicians, musicians and others perform mental labour.
5. The service industry thrives in areas with advanced technology and educational capabilities. The international commerce of services is increasing.
6. Once created, many people can easily access services and have a large monetary value in terms of wages, service fees, and so on.
7. People shift to tertiary occupations when a country develops, and the percentage of tertiary activities in GDP grows even faster. The service industry contributes the greatest foreign money and income to the country.
8. As a result, the service industry contributes to modem economic development.