Ways to build an advanced Algerian economy by choosing the quality of sectors and investments that support economic growth: the UAE experience as a model

  • Mohamed Yagoub University of Mascara
  • Okba Belakhdar University of Hadj Lakhdar Batna
Keywords: Economic Growth, Growth Strategies, Economic Sectors, Algerian Economy, UAE Economy

Abstract

The UAE was among the fastest growing regions in the world economy, and it is interesting to note that this improvement in growth performance has been widespread in various economic sectors. But the Algerian GDP growth has been driven by natural resource exports. Consequently, if Algeria wants to achieve high and sustained economic growth, it have to go through the process of structural transformation. Algeria needs to rethink its growth strategies, as has happened in the UAE. Our study examines UAE strategies trend to better understand the service sectors affecting building a strong Algerian economy.

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Published
2014-01-01
How to Cite
Yagoub, M., & Belakhdar, O. (2014). Ways to build an advanced Algerian economy by choosing the quality of sectors and investments that support economic growth: the UAE experience as a model. Dirassat Journal Economic Issue, 5(1), 91-104. https://doi.org/10.34118/djei.v5i1.539
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