How the employability in any sector indicates the economic growth of country?

(a) There is a close relationship between the employability in a sector with the developmental level of a country.
(b) If majority of population of a country is involved in primary sector that means it is underdeveloped as it doesn’t have technology or lacks capital to convert natural resources for mass consumption.
(c) If maximum workforce is involved in secondary sector i.e manufacturing it will be a developing country as it has capital to manufacture but consumption level is still low or per capita income is Moderate,
(d) Again if majority of employability is in tertiary force i.e service sector, it means country is developed. It is because consumption is high due to high per capita income. Due to which transportation of goods, through road, rail or even airways has flourished. More over banking facility will only sustain when there will be surplus income for the people.

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