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Services industry contributes 55.5% to Indian GDP. binod@126.com
it's 5.8 % according to lates 2008 budget and service sector contributes to 56%
Simple Answer... Coz agriculture sector has 65% of population but contributes to only 15% of GDP. but tertiary sector has 15-20% of the population but contributes to 65% of GDP. Due to industrialization....primary and secondary sector modernized thus creating more chances of employment and greater payment of work. Tertiary sector's industries and HQ's are all set up in cities and offer greater salary...facilities...standard of living...job security [sometimes] and insurance [not in all industries].
The service sector accounts for 57 percent of India's GDP. The service sector also employs 27 percent of India's workforce.
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Services industry contributes 55.5% to Indian GDP. binod@126.com
It is the service sector it contributes 59% of our GDP. Nikhil tiwari
The primary sector includes agriculture fishing and etc. THIS sector contribute product obtain direct on earth. It contribute in GDP less than the comparision of secondary and tertiary sector.
as long as a different sector of the economy contributes to GDP by more than was lost from unemployment, real GDP will rise, if only marginally.
The GDP of United kingdom per sector is 0.3%
it's 5.8 % according to lates 2008 budget and service sector contributes to 56%
Simple Answer... Coz agriculture sector has 65% of population but contributes to only 15% of GDP. but tertiary sector has 15-20% of the population but contributes to 65% of GDP. Due to industrialization....primary and secondary sector modernized thus creating more chances of employment and greater payment of work. Tertiary sector's industries and HQ's are all set up in cities and offer greater salary...facilities...standard of living...job security [sometimes] and insurance [not in all industries].
Manufacturing.
The service sector accounts for 57 percent of India's GDP. The service sector also employs 27 percent of India's workforce.
The primary sector, which includes agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining, often plays a significant role in the GDP of developing countries. This sector provides employment to a large portion of the population and contributes to food security and export earnings. In some developing countries, the primary sector can account for a substantial portion of the GDP.
Consumption