Why has the tertiary sector replaced both primary and secondary sectors as the largest producing sector?

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Demands for basic services have increased

Greater development in the primary and secondary sectors has increased demand for service sector growth

Both 1 and 2

None of these

answer is C.

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The tertiary sector replaced both primary and secondary sectors as the largest producing sector Because the demand for basic services has increased, and greater development in the primary and secondary sectors has increased the demand for service sector growth.
Most Developed countries have followed a specific path of development by shifting economic dominance from Primary to secondary to the tertiary sector. The tertiary sector has replaced the primary and secondary sectors as the largest producing sector. This is because demands for essential services like banks, insurance companies, administrative offices, defence, etc., have increased. The more significant development in the primary and secondary sectors has increased demand for service sector growth like transport, trade, etc. With the rise in the income of individuals, certain services are demanded, like shopping, professional training, tourism, and private hospitals, which enhance the service sector.

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