traditional sectors
[trəˈdɪʃənəl ˈsɛktərz]
nounpl: traditional sectors
setores tradicionais
1. Industries or economic segments that have existed for a long time and use established methods of production, such as agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and textiles
Traditional sectors like agriculture and mining still employ millions of workers worldwide.
Setores tradicionais como a agricultura e mineração ainda empregam milhões de trabalhadores em todo o mundo.
2. Economic activities that are not based on modern technology or digital innovation
The government is investing in modernizing traditional sectors to increase productivity.
O governo está investindo na modernização dos setores tradicionais para aumentar a produtividade.
3. Established industries characterized by conventional labor practices and production techniques
Many traditional sectors are facing challenges from automation and globalization.
Muitos setores tradicionais enfrentam desafios da automação e globalização.
In Brazil, the term 'setores tradicionais' is commonly used in government policy discussions and economic analyses, particularly when addressing employment, regional development, and the tension between maintaining traditional industries and promoting technological modernization. This reflects Brazil's economic transition from agriculture-based to more diversified sectors.
Related Idioms & Phrases
breath new life into traditional sectors
revitalize traditional sectors
bridge the gap between traditional and modern sectors
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