Morocco’s economic momentum

Morocco’s economy has improved significantly over the past two decades, driven by the expansion of le Maroc utile, the rise of a new middle class – with an increasing number of highly competent civil servants and private entrepreneurs – and the openness of the Moroccan economy. To anchor the reforms the monarchy must address the huge social and regional disparities head on. It must also encourage a freer and broader debate about the challenges Morocco faces in a world which is turning upside down.

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Journal
Notes Internacionals CIDOB
Published
2025-03-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24241/notesint.2025/316/en
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Economic Theory and Policy
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Morocco’s economic momentum

Notes Internacionals CIDOB
Economic Theory and Policy
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Morocco’s economic momentum

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Abstract

Morocco’s economy has improved significantly over the past two decades, driven by the expansion of le Maroc utile, the rise of a new middle class – with an increasing number of highly competent civil servants and private entrepreneurs – and the openness of the Moroccan economy. To anchor the reforms the monarchy must address the huge social and regional disparities head on. It must also encourage a freer and broader debate about the challenges Morocco faces in a world which is turning upside down.

Notes Internacionals CIDOB(316)
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Economic Theory and Policy
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