Photograph 45347
Photograph 45347
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Pak Studies Geography IGCSEprinted 122 · PDF 122supplied fileSourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/portal/resources/data/Pak-Studies-Geography-IGCSE.pdf
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- This document outlines the curriculum requirements for a school’s industrial development subject, detailing what candidates must understand about industrial terms, secondary and tertiary industries, and the formal and informal sectors in Pakistan. It includes specific industries to study, their locations, contributing factors, and assessments related to employment, tourism, and economic growth.
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- 5. Industrial development (a) Understanding common terms Candidates should: • understand the meaning of the terms raw materials, refined, processed, manufactured and value-added • understand the meaning of the terms infrastructure and services • be able to define the terms primary industry, secondary industry, and tertiary industry. (b) Secondary and tertiary industries Processing and manufacturing industries to be studied: cement, cotton (from ginning to clothing), sugar refining, crafts, fertiliser, iron and
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