to industrialize; to develop something (a product, service, or concept) into a commercial industry; industrialization

The tertiary sector of the economy; specifically the service sector which includes industries such as transportation, commerce, finance, and education.

A government department of the People's Republic of China, which merged into the [[工业和信息化部|工業和信息化部|gong1 ye4 he2 xin4 xi1 hua4 bu4]] in 2008.

newly developing and fast-growing industry; sunrise industry

Secondary industry; specifically referring to the manufacturing, construction, and processing sectors.

The primary sector of the economy, including agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing; in some countries, this also includes mining.

The industry of farming, harvesting, processing, and transporting aquatic plants and animals; fishery; fishing industry

The sector of the economy dedicated to creating and providing knowledge-based services, such as education, scientific research, and information technology; also known as [[智力产业|智力產業|zhi4 li4 chan3 ye4]]

A worker in a modern enterprise such as a factory, mine, or transport company who relies on wages as their main source of income.

economic sector based on intellectual activities such as education, scientific research, and information technology

the sector of an economy making direct use of natural resources, including agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining

an industry that is declining or no longer has significant growth prospects

the industry that directly or indirectly provides sexual services

the commercial sex industry

a mainstay or key industry that supports and drives economic growth

the creative sector, covering areas like design, music, and publishing; short for [[文化创意产业|文化創意產業|wen2 hua4 chuang4 yi4 chan3 ye4]]

The sector of the economy involved in the production of cultural goods and the provision of cultural services

the economic sector involving the creation and exploitation of intellectual property in fields such as design, music, and publishing

An emerging industry that is growing rapidly and has strong future prospects, similar to the rising sun.

The sector of the economy focused on developing technology, products, and services for environmental protection; includes pollution control, waste treatment, recycling, and energy saving.

the sector of an economy making direct use of natural resources, including agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining

service sector or tertiary industry of an economy, including services and commerce

the sector of the economy concerned with manufacturing, construction, and processing of raw materials

The fourth industry, encompassing high-tech activities, the information industry, and knowledge-based services.

the sector of the economy based on intellectual activities such as information technology, research and development, and education

Environmentally-friendly business or industry that meets environmental protection standards; refers to the [[环保产业|環保產業|huan2 bao3 chan3 ye4]]

marine-based economic activities and industries that utilize ocean resources, including aquaculture, maritime transport, and offshore energy

information technology industry, including computers, software, hardware, and telecommunications services

an economic area designated for the research and development of high technology and advanced manufacturing

illegal underground economic activities, specifically referring to cybercrime, data theft, and related grey-market operations

government strategy or policy regarding national industries

industrial and economic news; reporting focused on industries, market trends, and economic developments

The internal composition and productive relationship between various sectors and departments within a national or regional economy.

Capital used in the production of goods, covering the cycle from purchasing materials to manufacturing and selling products for reinvestment.

The entire system of an industry from raw material procurement and processing to product sales and after-sales service; industry value chain.

industrial cluster; production group

The transition to new manufacturing processes in Europe and the United States during the 18th and 19th centuries, characterized by the replacement of hand production with machines.

Refers to industries formed after the Industrial Revolution but before the digital and high-tech revolutions, such as manufacturing and textiles.

people employed in low-end industries, often used in urban planning contexts to refer to migrant laborers in labor-intensive sectors

The sector of the economy involved in the production, distribution, and application of information, including computer hardware, software, and telecommunications services.