Impact of Fiscal Policies on Economic Growth and Poverty in Morocco: An analysis in Computable General Equilibrium
Nezha Bousselhami, Moustapha Hamzaoui
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Nezha Bousselhami, Moustapha Hamzaoui
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This work sets the objective of analyzing the impact that fiscal policies (fiscal and public expenditure) can have on economic growth and poverty in Morocco. This analysis is conducted through a computable general equilibrium model where the macro-micro link is established. The splitting of the household agent into a quintile makes the model a powerful instrument for analyzing the effects of these policies on the behavior of the different classes of households.
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This work sets the objective of analyzing the impact that fiscal policies (fiscal and public expenditure) can have on economic growth and poverty in Morocco. This analysis is conducted through a computable general equilibrium model where the macro-micro link is established. The splitting of the household agent into a quintile makes the model a powerful instrument for analyzing the effects of these policies on the behavior of the different classes of households.
Key concepts: Computable general equilibrium, Economics, Poverty, Macro, Fiscal policy, Work (physics), Macroeconomics, Public expenditure