Terciários

Terciários refers to the tertiary sector of the economy, also known as the service sector. This sector encompasses a wide range of economic activities that produce services rather than tangible goods. Unlike the primary sector (agriculture, mining, fishing) and the secondary sector (manufacturing, construction), the tertiary sector is characterized by intangible outputs.

Examples of industries within the tertiary sector include retail, transportation, distribution, hospitality, tourism, entertainment, education, healthcare, finance, and information technology. The growth of the tertiary sector is often associated with economic development and rising living standards, as societies transition from an industrial base to one focused on providing services.

In many developed economies, the tertiary sector is the largest contributor to GDP and employment. The increasing demand for services, driven by factors such as population growth, urbanization, and technological advancements, has fueled the expansion of this sector. The nature of jobs in the tertiary sector is diverse, ranging from highly skilled professions like doctors and engineers to service-oriented roles such as waiters and customer service representatives. The tertiary sector plays a crucial role in supporting the operations of the other two economic sectors by providing essential services.