Economic Overview of the Murcia Region
PRIMARY SECTOR
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
Agriculture in the Murcia region is a strategic sector in the regional economy, employing close to 10% of the regional workforce. Agricultural land comprises 50% of the region’s total area, with 67% dedicated to dry farming and the remaining 33% to irrigation.
Key Crops:
- Peach
- Apricot
- Melon
- Lemon
- Tomato
- Lettuce
- Peppers
- Grapes
- Olives
- Broccoli
- Almonds
- Barley
Food production for export is a key aspect of the Murcia region’s economy. The Segura River Basin, the primary water source,
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China’s Economic Rise in the 21st Century
Introduction
Over the past two decades, China has experienced the most remarkable economic development on the planet. The East Asian economy is increasingly centered around China and influenced by its policies and growth. This influence extends beyond mainland China to regions with significant Chinese populations like Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore. These three countries have been major contributors to the capital that has fueled China’s growth in the late
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Tertiary Sector
The tertiary sector comprises activities not engaged in the production of goods, but services: transport, trade, tourism, health, education, etc.
Classification of Services
1. Public Services: Managed by the state to meet the needs of the population and ensure better organization of the territory.
2. Private Services: Offered by private companies to make a profit. They can be classified according to their role:
- Social
- Administrative
- Financial
- Cultural
- Personal
- Information and communication
- Commercial
- Shipping
- Leisure
The Tertiary Sector: Trade, Transport, and Tourism
The Tertiary Sector
The tertiary sector comprises activities not engaged in the production of goods, but services: transport, trade, tourism, health, education, etc.
Classification of Services
- Public Services: Managed by the state to meet the needs of the population and ensure better organization of the territory.
- Private Services: Offered by private companies to make a profit. They may be classified according to their role:
- Social
- Administrative
- Financial
- Cultural
- Personal
- Information and communication
- Commercial
- Shipping
- Leisure
Britain and America: A Historical Overview
Britain in the 60s and 70s
Loss of Influence and Economic Troubles
Britain’s declining influence in world affairs during the 1960s and 70s was a key factor behind the newly elected Labour Government’s support for Britain’s application to join the European Economic Community (EEC). The government faced significant economic challenges and implemented severe measures, including wage freezes and a 14% devaluation of sterling. These actions led to numerous strikes and student protests, highlighting widespread
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Innovative Applications for Green Construction Merit
Introduction
The benefits of green construction have been recognized for years. As early as the late 1970s, political leaders began to acknowledge the global impact of environmental crises (Keeler, Marian, & Burke, 2009, pp. 27, 34, 35). This paper will explore the history of green building, its advantages, and the reasons why it is crucial for companies to adopt sustainable practices. Buildings contribute significantly to environmental
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