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TUREČKOVÁ, Kamila and Jan NEVIMA. Dynamics of the Development of the Quaternary Sector in EU. Online. In STANÍČKOVÁ, Michaela and MELECKÝ, Lukáš. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on European Integration 2024. Ostrava: VSB – Technical University of Ostrava, 2024, p. 379 - 387. ISBN 978-80-248-4734-4. Available from: https://dx.doi.org/10.31490/9788024847344.

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TY  - JOUR
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AU  - Turečková, Kamila - Nevima, Jan
PY  - 2024
TI  - Dynamics of the Development of the Quaternary Sector in EU
PB  - VSB – Technical University of Ostrava
CY  - Ostrava
SN  - 9788024847344
KW  - extended sectoral structure, quaternary sector, EU countries, development, analysis
N2  - The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory.
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Basic information
Original name	Dynamics of the Development of the Quaternary Sector in EU
Authors	TUREČKOVÁ, Kamila and Jan NEVIMA.
Edition	Ostrava, Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on European Integration 2024. p. 379 - 387, 9 pp. 2024.
Publisher	VSB – Technical University of Ostrava

Other information
Original language	English
Type of outcome	Proceedings paper
Field of Study	50700 5.7 Social and economic geography
Country of publisher	Czech Republic
Confidentiality degree	is not subject to a state or trade secret
Publication form	electronic version available online
Organization unit	School of Business Administration in Karvina
ISBN	978-80-248-4734-4
Doi	http://dx.doi.org/10.31490/9788024847344
Keywords in English	extended sectoral structure, quaternary sector, EU countries, development, analysis
Tags	International impact, Reviewed
Changed by	Changed by: doc. Ing. Kamila Turečková, Ph.D., MBA, učo 16853. Changed: 5/6/2024 06:51.

Abstract
The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory.

Abstract

The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory. The expanded sectoral structure, which adds the quaternary sector to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, provides a more factual view of economic changes in countries and regions and allows for a more comprehensive analysis of trends in economic activity and individual sectors. The aim of this paper is, against the background of a comparative analysis, to determine the development of the quaternary sector in the 27 EU countries over the period 1995-2021. The quaternary sector and its share in the sectoral structure of the economy is reflected in current approaches to promoting, in particular, qualitative, endogenous and responsible-sustainable development and is associated with the concept of Society 4.0. The activities included in the quaternary sector are an important source of competitiveness and have implications in today's so accentuated applications of the institutional guidelines of regional development to the practical management and support of the territory.