Free Trade Agreements: Opportunity or Threat to the Moroccan Economy?
Journal Title: Journal of Economics, Finance and Management Studies - Year 2020, Vol 3, Issue 06
Abstract
The world has witnessed a gradual Evolution of international trade for about a century. Since the establishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995, trade openness has become an inevitable choice for countries in various Sectors of activity. In this work, we will identify the impact of globalization on the Moroccan economy. Starting from the processed data, we can conclude that leaves Trade Liberalization many doubts as to the attainment of the objective of free trade expected. Rather it is the partner countries of Morocco that benefit from it. And in order to remedy this situation it is Necessary to analyze the Conditions That Increase this gain by exploring the limits of the growth potential of the national economy.
Authors and Affiliations
Daifi Sara, Lemkadem Ilyas, Echaoui Abdellah
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP683950
- DOI -
- Views 341
- Downloads 0
Economic Valuation of Kelapa Island Tourism Area Bima Regency 2024
This study aims to analyze the economic value of Kelapa Island tourism area using the Travel Cost Method and Contingent Valuation Method approaches and identify factors that influence the frequency of tourist visits in t...
Nature, Composition and Evaluation Criteria of Investment Power
The article explores the concept of investment potential, which is an important issue in the development of the national economy, from a scientific and theoretical point of view. In addition, the criteria for assessing...
Automation of the Financial Market: A Drag or a Driver for Bank Disintermediation?
This paper discusses and analyzes how Information Technologies destabilize the banking sector and induce irrevocable changes in the sector that lead to new entrants, innovation and, above all, disintermediation. Our obje...
The Influence of Financial Literacy on MSME Performance is Mediated by Financial Behavior and Financial Inclusion (Study in Kewapante District-Sikka Regency)
This research is motivated by the performance problems of MSMEs in Kewapante District-Sikka Regency from a financial perspective, customer perspective, internal business process perspective and learning and growth perspe...
Leveraging the SCARF Model For Employee Engagement: An In-Depth Analysis With Special Reference To Government Organisations
This research examines the effectiveness of the SCARF model (Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, Fairness) in enhancing motivation and increasing employee engagement within government organizations. We have conduct...