Structuralist economists who study developing countries focus their attention on ?

Correct answer: B. specific barriers to development and how to overcome them

  • A. changes in industrial structure over time
  • B. specific barriers to development and how to overcome them
  • C. The impact of international trade structures on developing countries
  • D. the caste of class structure and discrimination in the labor market

Explanation

Structuralist economists examine the specific institutional and economic barriers that keep developing countries from growing, then consider ways to remove them. Their focus is broader than merely tracking industrial change or trade patterns.

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