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An increase in the tertiary sector leads to what effect on the economy?

1

Reduction in manufacturing jobs

2

Loss of raw material suppliers

3

Improvement in service delivery

4

Decrease in agricultural productivity

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Answer and Solution

Answer

C. Improvement in service delivery

Solution:

An increase in the tertiary sector often translates to better service delivery and efficiency in various industries. It does not inherently reduce manufacturing jobs or the availability of raw materials.

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