IT'S CONTRIBUTION TO ESTABLISHING A NEW ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: CASE STUDY OF ARGAN COOPERATIVE IN MOROCCO

In a constantly evolving world, entrepreneurship plays a vital role in economic growth.The ability to predict market trends, anticipate consumer needs, and make informed decisions is crucial for business success.This is where computer science comes in, offering powerful tools for econometric modeling and the design of new entrepreneurial models.This article explores how computer science has shaped a new econometric landscape for entrepreneurs.Despite the increasing amount of research on the subject, it is still necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the role of computer science in the development of a new entrepreneurial econometric model.Therefore, this article aims to fill this gap by providing a detailed analysis of the contribution of computer science in this field.We will explore how computer science can be leveraged to design a more robust and accurate econometric model, taking into account the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the entrepreneurial landscape.Through this examination, we aim to shed light on the potential of computer science to transform the field of entrepreneurial econometrics and provide valuable insights to practitioners, researchers, and policymakers.

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Proceedings on Engineering Sciences
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.24874/pes07.02.016
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Cooperative Studies and Economics
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IT'S CONTRIBUTION TO ESTABLISHING A NEW ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: CASE STUDY OF ARGAN COOPERATIVE IN MOROCCO

Zakaria Oulahcen, Nouh Elharmouzi, Zakaria Rouaine
Proceedings on Engineering Sciences
Cooperative Studies and Economics
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IT'S CONTRIBUTION TO ESTABLISHING A NEW ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: CASE STUDY OF ARGAN COOPERATIVE IN MOROCCO

Zakaria Oulahcen, Nouh Elharmouzi, Zakaria Rouaine
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In a constantly evolving world, entrepreneurship plays a vital role in economic growth.The ability to predict market trends, anticipate consumer needs, and make informed decisions is crucial for business success.This is where computer science comes in, offering powerful tools for econometric modeling and the design of new entrepreneurial models.This article explores how computer science has shaped a new econometric landscape for entrepreneurs.Despite the increasing amount of research on the subject, it is still necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the role of computer science in the development of a new entrepreneurial econometric model.Therefore, this article aims to fill this gap by providing a detailed analysis of the contribution of computer science in this field.We will explore how computer science can be leveraged to design a more robust and accurate econometric model, taking into account the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the entrepreneurial landscape.Through this examination, we aim to shed light on the potential of computer science to transform the field of entrepreneurial econometrics and provide valuable insights to practitioners, researchers, and policymakers.

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IT'S CONTRIBUTION TO ESTABLISHING A NEW ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: CASE STUDY OF ARGAN COOPERATIVE IN MOROCCO — Zakaria Oulahcen, Nouh Elharmouzi, et al. · Proceedings on Engineering Sciences (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS