Is structural change a problem?

Economies are dynamic and adapt to meet evolving consumer wants needs. This means resources are moved from use to use in response to, say, changes in relative price.

The procedure of development needs radical structural change. Classically economies develop through moving resources through agricultural and mining to manufacturing and ultimately in the tertiary services sector.

Structural change becomes a problem while the burden of adjustment falls disproportionately onto minorities and regions for examples those along with outdated skills which are geographically or occupationally immobile in a specified area of the country. The resultant raised income inequality and social keeping out threatens social cohesion as into Russia.