Category: Sector

Capital Intensive Industry

Capital Intensive Industry refers to that industry, which requires substantial amount of capital for the production of goods. In the Capital Intensive Industries proportion of capital involved is much higher than the proportion of labor. This is because the industrial structure and industry type require high value investments in capital Assets. Generally, the capital intensive industries generate high level of profit. The large amount of capital invested in these industries produce high rate of return and this in turn leads to more capital investment.

Market Industry

An industry is part of a market. An industry comprises a group of individuals or companies that are collectively engaged in a specific commercial enterprise.

A market is a broad platform that facilitates the exchange of goods or services. Usually, a market has either a fixed geographic location or an undefined proximity.

Market and industry are co-related. A market is organized on the basis of the number of firms within an industry (monopoly, duopoly and oligopoly).

Market Industry Research: Modes

Industries research markets through:

Sector, Sectors