-Agriculture- The agricultural industry can be found outside cities. A few huge corporations control a big portion of the nation's farmlands. California is the nation's leading state for farming. California has over 8,000 farms which produce more than 400 commodities which consist nearly half of the vegetables, fruits, nuts as well as 21 percent of the dairy products consumed nationally. Grapes and wines are also one of the top produced products for California. The voting/party preferences of this economic sector would be Republican. Show -Manufacturing- Aerospace, defense and high-tech industries. Since the 1990s the manufacturing sector has declined due to the collapse of the Soviet Union. The government reduced military and defense spending. After the Cold War for California, the industry shifted into occupations such as retail sales, tourism, and services. These types of occupations usually pay less than the manufacturing jobs did. The voting/party preferences of this economic sector would have to be republican. -Innovation- Telecommunications, entertainment, medical equipment, international trade, and high-tech business spawned by defense and aerospace companies. Half of the entire nation's computer engineers work in Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is a center for innovation in technology. This ranges from computers to software and Internet Based businesses. Silicon Valley spawned companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Facebook, Google. By the year of 2016, Silicon Valley was the leading state and in the nation for job creation. The voting/party preferences of this economic sector would be Democratic. -Computer Technology- This industry has spurred the expansion of the entertainment industry. Aside from film and television production, tourism is also a key component of California's economy. Upgrade to remove ads Only ₩37,125/year
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