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Chapter 1 Introduction to Commerce p.13 Feature Clip, lines 11-12 ‘For example, it provides high-tech offices and facilities for hotel services, retail and entertainment.’ p.18 Para. 1, lines 3-4 ‘Fig. 22 shows the output value and the share of GDP, a measure of total output, by these ten sectors for 2005.’ Output (HK$ billion) % of GDP 1. Agriculture and fishing 0.85 0.1 2. Mining and quarrying 0.10 * 3. Manufacturing 45.55 3.4 4. Electricity, gas and water 39.92 3.0 5. Construction 38.54 2.9 6. Wholesale, retail and import/export trades, restaurants and hotels 386.73 28.7 7. Transport, storage and communication 135.12 10.0 8. Financing, insurance, real estate and business services 294.67 21.9 9. Community, social and personal services 260.27 19.3 10. Ownership of premises 144.28 10.7 * less than 0.05% Fig. 22 Share of total output of the ten sectors of production in Hong Kong, 2005 (Source: Census and Statistics Department, September 2007)  Tertiary production 90 Tertiary production 90.7% Primary production 0.1% Secondary production 9.3% Primary production (0.1%) 1. Agriculture and fishing 2. Mining and quarrying Secondary production (9.3%) 3. Manufacturing 4. Electricity, gas and water 5. Construction Tertiary production (90.7%) 6. Wholesale, retail and import/export trades, restaurants and hotels 7. Transport, storage and communications 8. Financing, insurance, real estate and business services 9. Community, social and personal services 10. Ownership of premises  Fig.23 Share of output of the different types of production in Hong Kong, 2005 (Source: Census and Statistics Department, September 2007) p.19 Para. 1, lines 4-5 ‘From Fig. 23, we can see that more than 90% of the output produced in Hong Kong came from tertiary production in 2005.’ Tertiary production Tertiary production 86.3% Primary production 0.3% Secondary production 13.5% (Source: (Source: Hong Kong 2006) Fig.24 Share of employment of the different types of production in Hong Kong,