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Structuralist economics

Structuralist economics is a way of looking at the economy, which says that the structure of the economy impacts how well it works. It looks at how different parts of the economy work together, and how they can be changed to create a better economy. For example, it might look at how taxes, incentives, and regulations affect different parts of the economy and how they affect each other. Structuralist economics believes that making small but strategic changes to the structure of the economy can lead to a better, more productive economy.