L'Economiste Weekly highlights
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Weekly highlights
Family Businesses: The Fragile Giants of the Economy
D Long discussed but rarely measured through reliable statistics, the economic weight of family businesses is now beginning to be…
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Employment: Idmaj Opens Up to Non-Graduates
Younes Sekkouri The government is taking a new step in reforming its active employment policies with a draft bill introducing…
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How Customs Is Entering the Era of Data-Driven Control
23.5 billion MAD. That is the value of reassessments carried out by Customs in 2025 in relation to under-invoicing —…
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Insurance Code Reform: Microinsurance Makes Its Entry
Abderrahim Chaffai Until now absent from the Insurance Code, microinsurance is about to receive its own legal framework. The draft…
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Automotive Market: More Than 100,000 Units Sold in Five Months
The upward trend in automotive transactions and new registrations continues in Morocco’s automotive market. For the first time in the…
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Morocco Loses a Great Friend, the World Loses an Exceptional Thinker
Edgar Morin with his wife in Rabat for the thinker’s centenary in 2024 (Ph. Ludovic Marin/AFP) Edgar Morin passed away…
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Editorial – Let It Bleat!
The expression crystallized the mutual distrust between urban and rural populations in the wake of soaring sheep prices during the…
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ChatGPT, Netflix, Spotify…: VAT Identification Platform Finally Goes Live
The grace period is over when it comes to VAT. In line with the principle of territoriality and international practices,…
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Tourism: The Drivers of Resilience
Against a highly tense and unpredictable geopolitical backdrop (wars in Iran and the Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, hantavirus concerns, rising airfares…
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Deficit, Compensation, Operating Expenditure: Pressure Points in the 2026 Budget
The budget situation during the first four months of 2026 points to a gradual tightening of the State’s fiscal room…