question 94
Multiple Choice
Sector Service-Producing Sector Trade Transportation and warehousing Finance, insurance, real estate, and leasing Professional, scientific, and technical services Business, building, and other support services Educational services Health care and social assistance Information, culture, and recreation Accommodation and food services Other Services Public administration Goods-Producing Sector Agriculture Forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying, oil, and gas 2 Utilities Construction Manufacturing Example Hudson Bay Company; Real Canadian Superstore WestJet; Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines Limited Royal Bank; Manulife Borden Ladner Gervais Law Firm Edmonton Waste Management Centre; Carlson Wagonlit Travel McGill University SickKids Hospital Calgary Flames; Princess of Wales Theatre Tim Hortons; Royal York Hotel Joe’s Barber Shop; ABC Landscaping Province of Manitoba; City of Hamilton Farming Operations Canadian Mining Company Inc.; Dome Pacific Logging Ltd. Ontario Power Generation PCL Construction Management Inc. Magna International Inc. Percent of All Jobs 15%5%6%8%4%7%12%5%6%4%6%22%2%2%1%7%10%
'Formerly "Management of companies, administrative, and other support services." 2 Also referred to as "Natural resources."
-Using Table 1.3, what percentage of jobs in Canada are related to health care and social assistance?
Definitions:
Computer Software
Programs and operating information used by a computer to perform specific tasks or functions.
Medallion
A distinctive badge or emblem typically made of metal, granted as a mark of honor or authenticity.
Opportunity Cost
The cost of foregone alternatives; the value of the best alternative that is not chosen in order to pursue a certain action.
Implicit Cost
The opportunity cost associated with a firm's use of resources that it owns, which do not have a direct monetary payment but could generate income if deployed elsewhere.