Effective as licenses renew 4/1/10 to present. Requirement replaced effective 3/1/12. **Effective 3/1/12 this. one-time training will apply to residents and non-residents. New regulation will match the NAIC annuity suitability model and. will include reciprocity for training taken for another state.
A primary economic activity involves sourcing or extracting natural resources from the land or bodies of water. Natural resources are those that occur naturally and are not... A primary economic activity involves sourcing or extracting natural resources from the land or bodies of water. Natural resources are those that occur naturally and are not manmade. Economic activity produces consumer goods or provides services. 1  Examples of primary economic activities include these examples: 2  Commercial fishing. 3  Farming - growing crops (arable farming) or animal husbandry (pastoral farming) 4  Quarrying - extracting sand or gravel. 5  Mining of minerals, oil and gas extraction, and production.
A person or unit able to use land, labor or capital. An economic actor uses these resources to shape an economy, usually (though not always) for his own benefit. An economic actor may be an individual, a company, a government or even a society as a whole. In general, economic actors are assumed to be rational (that is, they make decisions that would maximize their self interest), though some analysts would contend that many actors are too short sighted to be fully rational.