Most of the employment from primary sector shifted to secondary or tertiary sector. Many workers started manufacturing goods and produce less agriculture (Blackberry Ltd 2013).
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Moreover, secondary sector and tertiary sector has been increasing which shows China starts has more investment and trading that need massive worker to produce product. In the few decades, it will be still increased progressively. The primary sector is that the economy extracts the raw material like agriculture. The secondary sector which manufactures the finished goods is about the process and construction, such as auto production, metal working. Lastly, the tertiary sector is the service industry; it provides different service to the business like retail, media and banking. The shift of the sectors is important because it will influence the economy of the country. .
On the other hand, According to World trade report 2013, the table (Figure 2) shows the world merchandise exports of the ranks and shares economies between 1980 and 2011. China was the 30th exporter with a 0.89 per cent share in 1980. However, the reformation since 1978 reflected how China grew rapidly in the world. It jumped up to the first exporter with a 10.40 percent of share in 2011. Finally China became the largest exporter (World Trade Report 2013).
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However, "China is the world's most populous country with a fast-growing economy that has led it to be the largest energy consumer and producer in the world. Rapidly increasing energy demand, especially for liquid fuels, has made China extremely influential in world energy markets (China 2014)." In just the past few years, China has risen to the top ranks of the global energy demand. It became the world's largest oil consumer. In recent years, Chinese natural gas usage has been increased. China is the highest coal producer in the world. It is important to concern because it is related with the production of the energy-related CO2 in the world.
