nonagricultural
Outside of farming
Nonagricultural describes economic activity, employment, or land use that doesn't involve farming or cultivation.
Government statistics often divide the economy into agricultural and nonagricultural sectors: nonagricultural employment, nonagricultural payrolls.
The term appears most frequently in economic reporting and policy discussions.
Of a major city
- municipalOf city government
- suburbanOf residential outskirts
- cityscapeView of urban architecture
- highriseMultistory urban building
apartment · conurbation · subway · downtown · skyscraper · boulevard · plaza · tenement
Exchange of goods, services
- financeProvide money for
- bankingFinancial institution transactions
- insuranceContractual risk coverage
- healthcareOrganized provision of treatment
education · hospitality · tourism · entertainment · consulting · marketing · advertising · legal
Industrial product creation
- textilesWoven or knit materials
- apparelClothing collectively
- footwearGarments for feet
- electronicsStudy of circuits
automobiles · machinery · chemicals · pharmaceuticals · plastics · furniture · metals · paper
Expanding into varied areas
- sectorDistinct division of whole
- workforceAll available workers
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
- livelihoodMeans of earning income
occupation · transition · development · investment · policy · regulation · rezoning · modernization
Programs directing computer operations
- hardwareMetal goods and fittings
- biotechnologyEngineering using living systems
- roboticsAutomaton design field
- cybersecurityProtection of digital systems
telecommunications · semiconductors · nanotechnology · genomics · blockchain · informatics
metropolitan
Of a major city
highrise · apartment · conurbation · subway · downtown · skyscraper · boulevard · plaza · tenement · commute
commerce
Exchange of goods, services
healthcare · education · hospitality · tourism · entertainment · consulting · marketing · advertising · legal · logistics
manufacturing
Industrial product creation
electronics · automobiles · machinery · chemicals · pharmaceuticals · plastics · furniture · metals · paper · ceramics
diversification
Expanding into varied areas
livelihood · occupation · transition · development · investment · policy · regulation · rezoning · modernization
software
Programs directing computer operations
- hardwareMetal goods and fittings
- biotechnologyEngineering using living systems
- roboticsAutomaton design field
cybersecurity · telecommunications · semiconductors · nanotechnology · genomics · blockchain · informatics
agriculture, agricultural, agrarian, agriculturist, agrarianism, agriculturally, agrarians, agriculturalist