The 3 sectors of economy.

Аня Богданова 17,18,19, 21 темы

Аня Груздева 4, 5, 6 темы

Жанна Оганесян 1, 2, 3 темы

Алексей Садов 11,12, 13, 20 темы

Антон Грушников 8,9,10, 22 темы

Андрей Гнедин 14,15,16 темы

Final Exam Topics for Discussion

1/ The 3 sectors of economy (NIBE pp.43-44 + Hand out)

2/The classification of economy depending on the money involved (notes in your copy-books)

3/The structure of economy in your country /region (p.44 NIBE)

4/ Company Structure (NIB pp4-5)

5/ Your company profile (together with the organizational structure) NIBE pp 45-47)

6/ Recruitment

7/ Your CV (каждый сам)

8/ Job hunting (hand –out Unit 6.Recruitment. 1a)

9/ Head-hunting+ the process of approaching the head – hunter person (NIB p.18)

10/ New interview strategies (up to sentences based on «Fit for hiring»)

11/ Filling a vacancy (hand out)

12/ Work attitude survey (Hand-out: tasks 3b, 3c)

13/Work, motivation, responsibility

14/ Theory X and Theory Y

15/ Sutersfires and motivators

16/ What is management (Piter Druker)

17/Company Strycture (Маккензи, pp 21-22)

18/ International management (pp 36-37, Маккензи и записи в тетр)

19/ Cross-cultural management (NIBE Unit 5, p 44) +Cultural shock

20/ Management development (if a manager needs to learn…he should)

21/ Fist 3 fundamental patterns of cultural differences

22/ Second 3 fundamental patterns of cultural differences

ТЕМЫ ОТ ЖАННЫ:

The 3 sectors of economy.

It is a well known fact that the structure of each country is different, but the economies of all the countries can be shown to have similar sectors. Three major sectors can normaly be recognized. They are:

1. The Primary sector deal with agriculture and the extraction of row materials from earth. (The Primary which includes agriculture, fishing, mining, construction)

2. Secondary. In other words it is industrial sector.(The Secondary sector which includes crafts (ремесла) and manufacturing)

3. Tertiary sector connected with serves provision. (The Tertiary sector including education, banking, insurance, etc., i.e. serves sphere)

The types of activity that most workers are occupied in (здесь сделать паузу) differ from one country to another and from one time to another. In the most developing countries (and in all countries before the 19^th century), the vast majority of the workforce worked in the agricultural of the primary sector. Such work is almost entirely manual, and most of the country’s labour power is concentrated on the basic task of feeding the population. In fully developed countries far more of their productive resources are directed towards other economic activities. In the United States and Canada, for example, only 4 and 7 per cent respectively, of all employed persons work in agriculture, fishing, and mining (добыча полезных ископаемых), compared to more than 70 per cent in India.

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