Classification of eight industries

The eight major industries refer to medical and health services, e-government, taxation, electricity, telecommunications, insurance, education and securities.

Brief introduction of eight major industries

1, medical and health undertakings: A country's medical and health undertakings include all people, organizations, systems, rules and processes that guarantee and improve people's health and treat diseases and injuries.

2. E-government is to build a streamlined, efficient, clean and fair government operation mode by using modern information technologies such as computers, networks and communications.

3. As one of the economic levers, tax has the functions of adjusting income distribution, promoting resource allocation and promoting economic growth.

4. Electric power is an industry powered by electric energy.

Telecommunications refers to the use of electronic technology to transmit information between different places.

6. Insurance means that the insured pays the insurance premium to the insurer according to the contract.

7. Education is the whole process of training a new generation to engage in social life, and it is also the key link to inherit and carry forward the production experience of human society.

8. Marketable securities are a general term for all kinds of economic rights and interests certificates, which are used to prove that the holder has the right to obtain due rights and interests according to the contents on the face of the certificate.