Foreign European Countries: Development of the Service Sector according to the Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index by Danil A. Lisin, Irina A. Semina, Larisa N. Folomeykina

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CHARACTERISTICS OF INTELLECTUAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION IN INFORMATION SOCIETY by A. Devyatiarova

“…Characteristics of tertiary sector of the economy and employment evolution are given. …”
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CHARACTERISTICS OF INTELLECTUAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION IN INFORMATION SOCIETY by A. Devyatiarova

“…Characteristics of tertiary sector of the economy and employment evolution are given. …”
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PROBLEMS OF FUNCTIONING OF THE SERVICE SECTOR AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE POSITION OF UKRAINE IN THE GLOBAL DIVISION OF LABOR by Volodymyr Mulenko

“…The reason for the inefficient functioning of the tertiary sector of the economy is the presence of numerous problems inherent in the service sector. …”
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CONSIDERATIONS ON THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS ON TURNOVER IN SERVICES by MARIAN ZAHARIA, DANIELA ENĂCHESCU

“…The services, tertiary sector of the economy, have declined both as the production services and services for the population. …”
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Charactering Human-Caused Fires Using GIS-Based Dimensionality Reduction Techniques in Keelung City, Taiwan by Cheng-Yu Ku, Hsueh-Chuan Lu, Yi-Tse Tu, Chih-Yu Liu

“…Results from three approaches reveal a significant link between fire incidents and the elderly population, buildings over 40 years old, and the tertiary sector in the economy, contributing to developing effective measures for mitigating and managing fire occurrences.…”
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Research on the income distribution effect of factor allocation efficiency changes among China's three major industries. by Bochao Zhang, Wanhao Dong, Jin Yao

“…Among them, correcting the misallocation of total factors among the three major industries in China's provinces can only narrow the internal income gap of the tertiary sector of the economy, and expand the internal income gap between the primary and secondary industries. (3) The impact of correcting the total misallocation, capital misallocation and labor misallocation among the three industries on the income gap among industries or provinces is narrowing first and then expanding. (4) Further research shows that although the level of factor misallocation among provinces in China is significantly lower than the average level of factor misallocation among the three major industries within each province, it has a stronger explanatory power for the inter-provincial income gap. …”
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Meio urbano e doenças cardiovasculares by Eduardo de Azeredo Costa, Carlos Henrique Klein

“…However, our data showed that the size of the proportions of persons employed in secondary or tertiary sectors of the economy will determine hypertension levels in a given population. …”
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A university in a small city: Discovering which sectors benefit by David Dyason, Ewert P.J. Kleynhans

“…Main findings: The results indicated a significant benefit for tertiary sectors of the economy, which receive approximately 85% of university expenditure. …”
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