sektoriuose

Sektoriuose is a Lithuanian term meaning in sectors and is used to refer to the division of an economy, organization, or activity into distinct areas based on function or type of activity. In economic discourse, sectors are categories such as primary (extraction of resources), secondary (manufacturing and construction), tertiary (services), and, in some classifications, quaternary (information and knowledge-based activities). In regional and urban planning, sectors help structure policy by identifying needs and opportunities within manufacturing districts, service hubs, or energy networks.

Sectoral analysis relies on data broken down by sector, using statistical classifications such as ISIC or NACE to enable comparability across countries. Key indicators include sectoral gross domestic product, employment by sector, productivity, investment, and trade flows. Such data supports policy evaluation, investment planning, and forecasting, for example assessing the transition of the economy toward greener or more digital sectors.

Sector boundaries are not fixed; many activities span multiple sectors and value chains cut across categories. Structural changes, technological progress, and globalization can reclassify activities or blur distinctions between sectors.

For this reason, sectoral statistics are often complemented by cross-sector indicators and supply-chain analyses. In Lithuanian statistical and policy contexts, the term sektoriuose is used when describing sector-specific developments or comparisons, such as growth within the manufacturing sector or employment evolution across service sectors. It remains a foundational concept for organizing economic and organizational data and for informing targeted interventions.