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structural

[struhk-cher-uhl] / ˈstrʌk tʃər əl /


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Beyond these complex structural reforms, more fundamental concerns also need to be addressed if India is to compete effectively in US and EU markets with Asian peers such as Vietnam.

From BBC

If unemployment rises, officials will have to determine whether they are facing a temporary downturn that calls for rate cuts, or a structural adjustment driven by technology.

From Barron's

It doesn’t resolve the structural disputes at the heart of their trade relationship, such as China’s non-market practices, intellectual-property theft, and cyber attacks.

From Barron's

Many large packaged-food peers—facing similar demand challenges—are cutting prices, reshaping portfolios, and in some cases, rethinking bold strategic moves or structural changes.

From Barron's

While monetary policy is able to address cyclical conditions like a downturn in the business cycle, it cannot address the structural factors that determine rates of employment in the long term, he added.

From The Wall Street Journal