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constituent des paramètres de l’amélioration des conditions d’ensemble pouvant permettre d’attirer davantage d’investissements privés. References: 1. AGENOR.P-R, NEANIDIS.K.C, 2015: « Innovation, public capital, and growth », Journal of Macroeconomics, n°44, p 252-275, ELSEVIER, April 2015. 2. AKESBI.N, 2008: « Evaluation d’un système fiscal controversé », Revue Economia, n°2 fév-mai 2008. 3. AMABLE.B, GUELLEC.D, 1992: « Les théories de la croissance endogène ». Revue d’économie politique

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the economy. Asian governments introduced several variations of the export platform, including export processing zones (epzs), bonded warehouses, special economic zones, and duty drawback systems. Governments supported these institutions with macroeconomic policies that strengthened the incentives for labor-intensive exports, es- The paradigmatic pecially via appropriate exchange rates. The export platform strategy began with institution of Asian textiles and apparel but really took oª with growth

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Boorke (1989) et Ben Naceur (2003). Mots clés : Performance, Assurance, rentabilité, variables managériales, macroéconomiques et macro financières. Abstract : the aim of our research is to study the impact of organizational kinds of variables, macroeconomic and macro-financial performance of the Tunisian insurance.          In this framework, we have developed an empirical approach in which we tested the impact of these variables on profitability, based on a model that has two measures of profitability

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March 26, 1991, MERCOSUR was born, may be summarized as follows (Roett, 1999): First, the treaty stated four instruments for establishing the common market: the trade liberalization program, the common external tariff, the coordination of macroeconomic policies, and the signing of sectoral agreements (Roett, 1999). Second, the treaty mentions formation of the institutional structure such as Article 18 (Roett, 1999). During the transition period intergovernmental organs were established, with

pour réussir le cap de la convergence Conclusion 2 Abstract Morocco has engaged important structural reforms aiming at establishing the basis of a strong and durable economic growth. These reforms have enabled for the reinforcement of overall macroeconomic stability, the improvement of business environment and trade openness, combined with the liberalization of key productive sectors. The financial system, mainly the banking sector, was placed at the hearth of this reforms dynamics, with due regard

such as France and Italy, which could jeopardise the establishment of a European Treasury. Some think-tanks such as the CEE Council have argued that the predicament some EU countries find themselves in is the result of a decade of debt-fueled macroeconomic policies pursued by local policy makers and complacent EU central bankers, and have recommended the imposition of a battery of corrective policies to control public debt. Some senior German policy makers went as far as to say that emergency bailouts