In economics, structural change is a shift in how systems operate. When it occurs, the baseline assumptions that participants use to determine their actions may need to be re-evaluated.

HKUST professor tells ‘Summer Davos’ panel that opportunities can be found in services sector and smaller Chinese cities.

“These findings suggest that structural economic changes over the past half-century have had profound, long-term effects on health—especially for less-educated workers,” the study authors wrote.

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The OECD emphasised the need for structural reform in its report on the economy of South Africa to grow the local economy and create jobs.