Geography, asked by ms3769546, 8 months ago

how does the occupational structure reflect the level of growth of a country's economy​

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Occupational structure refers to the division of labour or availability of specialisations. If the degree of division of labour is higher, economy becomes more complex. More specialisations come into existence. The economy develops when the occupational structure develops

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