Resilience and Growth Through Sustained Adjustment: The Moroccan Experience

Occasional Papers, December 1, 1995

Source details

Canonical URL

Resilience and Growth Through Sustained Adjustment: The Moroccan Experience

Other formats

• Markdown version
• Structured JSON version
• Bundle manifest

Bibliographic details

• Authors: Sena Eken, Jörg Decressin, Filippo Cartiglia, Klaus-Stefan Enders, Saleh M. Nsouli, Van Can Thai
• Published: December 1, 1995
• Series: Occasional Papers
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781557754226.084

Summary

• This paper reviews and analyzes how Morocco overcame the economic and financial crisis it confronted at the beginning of the 1980s.
• It highlights the challenges that still confront the Moroccan economy and the lessons that can be drawn from Morocco's adjustment experience.

Authors and Date

• Sena Eken
• Jörg Decressin
• Filippo Cartiglia
• Klaus-Stefan Enders
• Saleh M. Nsouli
• Van Can Thai
• December 1, 1995

Subject Areas and Keywords

• Subject: Credit, Economic sectors, Expenditure, Exports, Income and capital gains taxes, Money, Public enterprises, Revenue administration, Taxes
• Keywords: adjustment experience, adjustment strategy, convertibility, Credit, credit policy, current account convertibility, Eastern Europe, economy, Global, government, government budget deficit, IMF arrangement, Income and capital gains taxes, Maghreb, market, Middle East, OP, Public enterprises

Core Themes and Analytical Focus

• Review and analysis of Morocco's policy responses and institutional adjustments during the economic and financial crisis of the early 1980s.
• Examination of the durability and resilience of growth following sustained adjustment policies.
• Identification and discussion of remaining economic challenges for Morocco.
• Extraction of lessons from Morocco's adjustment experience that may inform policy in similar contexts.