Income inequality is high in Morocco. In 2013, the share of national income of the richest 10% in Morocco stood at nearly 32%, 12 times higher than the share of national income of the poorest 10% of the population. […]
This third Policy Report represents the main pillar of a long-lasting collaboration between Bruegel and the Policy Center for the New South, supported by Compagnia di San Paolo. The Report collects the papers produced by our partner’s researchers along with our joint fellow Uri Dadush and our economists Abdelaaziz Ait Ali and Yassine Msadfa. […]
The trade war between China and the United States roils stock markets, and the World Trade Organization is at risk of extinction because major players ignore its rules. […]
This Policy Paper aims to provide a better understanding of the drivers of youth unemployment in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region by examining some common factors and then delving deeper into the case of Morocco […]
In this Policy Contribution, the authors provide an economic assessment of the trade agreements between the EU and North Africa. They argue that the common view of the agreements is overly negative, and point to policy conclusions that could increase regional integration. […]
This policy brief shows that the downward trend of employment in manufacturing in Morocco is due primarily to labor productivity improvement and that the increased deficit in manufacturing trade also plays an important role. […]
Second, large investment in human capital has played a role. Morocco’s labor force remains low-skilled in comparison with other MENA countries and countries of similar per capita income […]
The WPC continuously aims to contribute, both in terms of principles and methods, to a useful and therefore constructive reflection on a more pragmatic and flexible global governance. […]
Global economic growth is likely to be a little better in 2016 than this year’s lackluster outcome. The ongoing slow recovery in the United States and Europe is likely to continue. […]
The contribution that the diaspora makes to development in the country of origin is examined. Drawing on a recent World Bank survey of migrants from the MENA countries, the needs of the diaspora and the development role it can play through its organizations are reviewed. […]
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