Economic structural change refers to the long-term shift in an economy’s composition, moving resources from low-productivity sectors like agriculture to high-value manufacturing and services. Policymakers use it to guide industrial policy, while businesses adapt to new markets. Workers gain through better jobs, and consumers benefit from innovation and lower costs. Ultimately, it drives sustainable growth and raises national living standards.
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