I. 🍃Introduction
- Explanation of the topic
- Importance of understanding the factors affecting wages in primary and tertiary sectors

II. Higher demand
- Explanation of how higher demand affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of factors that can lead to higher demand

III. Lower supply
- Explanation of how lower supply affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of factors that can lead to lower supply

IV. Stronger bargaining power
- Explanation of how stronger bargaining power affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of factors that can lead to stronger bargaining power

V. Weaker bargaining power
- Explanation of how weaker bargaining power affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of factors that can lead to weaker bargaining power

VI. Government policy
- Explanation of how government policy affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of government policies that can affect wages

VII. Geographic location
- Explanation of how geographic location affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of how wages differ in developed and undeveloped countries

VIII. Value of goods and services
- Explanation of how the value of goods and services affects wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Examples of how the value of goods and services can affect wages

IX. 👉Conclusion
- Summary of the factors affecting wages in primary and tertiary sectors
- Importance of considering these factors when analyzing wage trends.