The phrase "economy restructuring" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to changes or reforms made to an economy in order to improve its efficiency or stability. Example: The government announced a plan for economy restructuring in order to address the country's ongoing economic crisis.
Reaching that goal, however, means reforming the economy, restructuring laws, and raising standards to meet E.U. requirements.
FAO will support Viet Nam to achieve the SEDP Outcome 2 "Breakthrough in the economy restructuring, productivity and competitiveness", particularly the National Target Program for New Rural Development (NTP-NRD) with the targets, by 2020, of 50% communes satisfying new rural development standards, and rural income to hit 1.8 times higher than 2015.
Over the next few years, much of Haiti will be rebuilt and much of its economy restructured.
Your humble ambassador has heard analysts casually tick off the elements of the Obama plan: enact the largest infrastructure project in 50 years, initiate the broadest tax cut in history, reorganize 14percentt of the American economy, replace the carbon-based economy with a renewable-energy economy, restructure the auto industry, perhaps even rescue the Detroit Lions.
The once dominant industrial regions of northern France have seen their traditional manufacturing base decline and their economies restructured.
The plan was put forward recently by a former Treasury secretary, Nicholas F. Brady, who led an effort in 1989 to help Mexico and other Latin American economies restructure debt — requiring bondholders to take a loss of 30 percent in exchange for new, longer dated debt with lower rates backed by 30-year United States zero-coupon bonds.
Vulnerable economies restructure debt through voluntary defaults to bring debt levels under control.
And companies, particularly banks, are liable to struggle as those economies restructure toward being increasingly driven by consumption.
The austerity programs imposed by the I.M.F., Mr. Liepins said, would help Latvia's economy restructure over the long term, by cutting health care outlays and encouraging companies to become more efficient.
The govt., in which public confidence has rarely been lower, must be repaired & the economy needs restructuring.
They prevent the conglomerates that dominate the economy from restructuring: firms cannot sell unwanted assets because they are forbidden to invest the proceeds abroad.
