sectoral structure
/sɛkˈtɔrəl strʌktʃər/ · sec·to·ral struc·ture
noun
- A system or arrangement of different sectors within a society or economy, often characterized by distinct patterns or relationships between them. The researcher studied the sectoral structure of the country's economy, identifying key areas of growth and stagnation.
- A framework or model used to analyze or understand the relationships between different sectors within a complex system. The team developed a sectoral structure to visualize the flow of resources and information within the organization.
adjective
- Relating to or characterized by a sectoral structure or arrangement. The sectoral structure of the company's operations led to a more efficient allocation of resources.
Did you know? The concept of sectoral structure has been influential in the development of various economic and social theories, including the sectoral approach to economic development and the concept of sectoral specialization in international trade.