Economic rebalancing refers to the deliberate shift in a nation's economic structure—often from export-led growth to domestic consumption, or from manufacturing to services. Governments and central banks use it to correct imbalances like trade deficits or income inequality. This process benefits workers through new job creation, consumers via stronger local markets, and businesses by fostering more sustainable, resilient growth.
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