Economic Activity Distribution

Economic Activity Distribution refers to how different types of economic activities—like agriculture, manufacturing, and services—are spread across different regions and sectors of the economy. It shows where jobs and resources are located, helping to understand patterns of wealth, employment, and industry concentration. For instance, a city might focus on finance and technology, while rural areas may rely on farming. Understanding this distribution helps governments and businesses make decisions about investments, infrastructure, and policies to support balanced economic growth and address inequalities in job opportunities and resources.