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Accumulation du capital et gains de productivité au Maroc

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  • Taoufik ABBAD

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Le processus continu et renforcé de l’accumulation du capital physique, dans lequel s’est engagé le Maroc depuis le début des années 2000, a permis de préserver la stabilité des équilibres fondamentaux et d’amortir les différents chocs exogènes, aussi bien internes qu’externes. Cependant, cet effort d’accumulation n’a pas permis d’insuffler un accroissement significatif des gains de productivité et d’accélérer la transformation de la base productive. Ce Policy Brief propose de décrire les soubassements du processus d’accumulation du capital au Maroc et de mettre en exergue les inhibiteurs chroniques qui condamnent l’économie marocaine aux affres d’une productivité faible.

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  • Taoufik ABBAD, 2017. "Accumulation du capital et gains de productivité au Maroc," Policy notes & Policy briefs 1724, Policy Center for the New South.
    • Handle: RePEc:ocp:ppaper:pb-1724
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    1. Sanae EL OUAHABI & Ahmed BOUSSELHAMI, 2017. "Markup estimate of industrial branches in Morocco," Journal of Economics and Political Economy, KSP Journals, vol. 4(4), pages 396-407, December.

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