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What does it mean to say that "service sector" jobs are predominant in Europe's mixed economies today?
that jobs where people work in factories predominate
that jobs where people do something for others predominate
that jobs where people work the land predominate
that jobs in government predominate
that jobs where people work in factories predominate
that jobs where people do something for others predominate
that jobs where people work the land predominate
that jobs in government predominate
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The correct answer is: that jobs where people do something for others predominate.
When it is said that "service sector" jobs are predominant in Europe's mixed economies today, it means that the majority of jobs revolve around providing services or doing something for others. This includes jobs in sectors such as healthcare, education, hospitality, transportation, finance, and customer service. These jobs are focused on delivering intangible goods and fulfilling the needs and demands of the population.
When it is said that "service sector" jobs are predominant in Europe's mixed economies today, it means that the majority of jobs revolve around providing services or doing something for others. This includes jobs in sectors such as healthcare, education, hospitality, transportation, finance, and customer service. These jobs are focused on delivering intangible goods and fulfilling the needs and demands of the population.
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