How do economic structuralists explain the balance of power between workers and employers in the developed world? a. Economic structuralists stress that in the developed world, the balance of power between workers and employers is established by state constitutions. b. Economic structuralists stress that in the developed world, the balance of power between workers and employers is virtually nonexistent. c. Economic structuralists stress that in the developed world, the balance of power between workers and employers is provided by labor unions and minimum wage laws. d. Economic structuralists stress that in the developed world, the balance of power between workers and employers is subject to the variations in imports and exports