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1. Is there a dynamic relationship between the real exchange rate and the fundamental variables on the Case of the Algerian economy?

Author

BOUCHETA, Yahia, ADOUKA, Lakhdar, and KCHIRID, EL Mustapha

Subjects
FOREIGN exchange rates, MACROECONOMICS, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, GROSS domestic product, EXTERNAL debts, ECONOMIC equilibrium
Abstract

The objective of this paper is to test the dynamic relationship between macroeconomic variables for the Algerian economy and the real exchange rate during the period 1986-2010, based on the notions of the theory of cointegration, we will try to estimate a macroeconomic model to analyze the impact of different variables determining the real equilibrium exchange rate (RER) long-term Algeria. We are trying through this article to estimate the relationships existing between the RER, trade openness (Ouvr) term exchange (TE) Have Outside Net (NEA) and external debt (RDET) relative to GDP, the net domestic credit and the ratio of expenditure to GDP. We concluded from our study that the external debt RDET, has a significant and positive effect on the long-term real exchange rate. Outside the Net Assets are also significant in determining the real exchange rate equilibrium in Algeria. With an elasticity of 0.0267, its importance is reflected by an increase in the competitiveness of the Algerian economy (depreciation of the real exchange rate). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

2. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
ECONOMIC forecasting, MACROECONOMICS, GROSS domestic product, ECONOMIC recovery, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article provides a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria through 2015. Analysts forecast an economic recovery for the country from 2010 onwards on the back of higher oil and gas prices combined with an increase in extensive government spending. They expect the country's real gross domestic product (GDP) to expand at an average 4.2% throughout the remainder of the forecast period from 2011. Also projected is that Algerian growth will be mainly driven by a consistent increase in gross fixed capital formation (GFCF).

Published
2011

3. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
ECONOMIC forecasting, MACROECONOMICS, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, BUDGET deficits, PETROLEUM industry & economics, PETROLEUM product sales & prices
Abstract

The article presents a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria as of the fourth quarter of 2010. The country's budget deficit is expected to remain due to declining hydrocarbons revenues and public spending growth in 2010. It is anticipated that the budget deficit will narrow to 2.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2001. The budget's anticipated recovery is based on the recovery in oil prices.

Published
2010

4. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
ECONOMIC forecasting, MACROECONOMICS, HYDROCARBONS, PETROLEUM product sales & prices, FOOD prices, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article discusses a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria. The Algerian economy, which is dependent on hydrocarbon, is expected to benefit further from high oil prices. It is predicted that real gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2010 will recover to 3.1%. Food prices are also expected to stabilize in 2010.

Published
2010

5. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
ECONOMIC forecasting, MACROECONOMICS, PETROLEUM industry, CONSUMER goods, GROSS domestic product, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article discusses a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria for 2010. It is predicted that real gross domestic product will go down in the said year, attributed to minimal growth in the oil and gas industries. It is also estimated that oil output will be 2.6 percent. It is also assumed that demand for imports, such as consumer goods and capital goods, will go up.

Published
2010

6. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, MACROECONOMICS, GROSS domestic product, GAS industry, CONSUMPTION (Economics), IMPORTERS, INVESTORS, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

The article presents a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria for 2009-2013. It expects real gross domestic product (GDP) growth to pick up at 2.9% in 2009. Factors that will influence gas export growth include a drop in oil production, slower consumer spending growth and tougher conditions for importers. Particular focus is given to Algeria's tightened regulations for importers. Also expected is robust growth for both government and private sector investor spending.

Published
2009

7. BMI Research: Algeria Oil & Gas Report: Macroeconomic Outlook.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, ECONOMIC forecasting, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, HYDROCARBONS, GROSS domestic product, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

The article presents a macroeconomic outlook for Algeria in 2009. Analysts from Business Monitor International Ltd. (BMI) expect a global expansion of 5.7 percent in the country's real gross domestic product (GDP) in 2009 because of hydrocarbons output. In real terms, they expect hydrocarbons exports to increase as new production emerges. They predict that inflation will ease because of slower money supply growth and reduced import costs.

Published
2009

8. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, ECONOMIC development, MONOPOLIES, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

This article presents an assessment of macroeconomic risk in Algeria as of May 1, 2013. The article considers the country's macroeconomic position as strong. Barriers to economic growth include concerns over security risk. Job creation is vulnerable to political pressures and monopolies in various sectors. According to the article, the country's overall economic management is inadequate.

Published
2013

9. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, FOREIGN exchange reserves, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, PRICE regulation, TARIFF, LIQUIDITY (Economics)
Abstract

The article presents a risk assessment on the macroeconomic outlook of Algeria. The collapse of the European zone is presented to impact the foreign reserves, affect the Algerian dinar, and lead to delays in payments of businesses. Unrest is cited to have pushed the government to install price ceilings and removal of some import tariffs. Government deposits from oil revenues is seen to result in high liquidity in the domestic economy.

Published
2012

10. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
RISK assessment, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, MACROECONOMICS, BALANCE of trade, BUDGET, ECONOMIC forecasting, GROSS domestic product
Abstract

The article presents a risk assessment for Algerian macroeconomics. It notes the dependence of the domestic economy to hydrocarbons extraction and sales. In 2010, Algeria posted a trade balance of 18.8 billion U.S. dollars. It expects the state budget to come under pressure in spite of strong foreign-exchange rates, as well as investment programme to boost growth and economic diversification. The projected increase in real gross domestic product in 2012 is 3.8%.

Published
2011

11. Algeria risk: Alert - Macroeconomic outlook improves.

Subjects
ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, MACROECONOMICS, SOCIAL unrest, STRIKES & lockouts, PUBLIC debts
Abstract

The author discusses the improved macroeconomic outlook for Algeria in 2011. He says that Algeria will be at risk of labor and social unrest because it suffers from many of the similar problems that brought down the governments in Egypt and Tunisia. He adds that strikes and protests have been ongoing and the government has shown greater restraint compared with its peers in the region. He also mentions the low public debt stock of the country.

Published
2011

12. Algeria risk: Alert - Risk of retroactive tax is high.

Subjects
RISK, POLITICAL stability, ECONOMIC activity, LABOR market, MACROECONOMICS, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, ALGERIAN politics & government, 1990-
Abstract

The authors comments on overall operational risk in Algeria, which considered various factors, including political stability, macroeconomics, labor market and government effectiveness. Protests have been ongoing in the country, focusing on the government and the general state of the economy. The author noted that economic activity has been negatively affected by political instability.

Published
2011

13. Argentina risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, RISK, FOREIGN exchange rates, PRICE inflation, POLITICAL stability, ECONOMIC competition, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article discusses macroeconomic risk in Algeria, which has been given a rating of 65 as of January 2011. Policy stimulus continues to increase inflationary pressures, which, when combined with risk of political stability and populist policies may regulate growth in 2011. Policymakers are also expected to push for lower exchange rate due to weak export competitiveness.

Published
2011

14. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, RISK, BALANCE of payments, SURPLUS (Economics), HYDROCARBONS, JOB creation, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article discusses macroeconomic risk in Algeria, which has been given a rating of 25 as of January 2011. The country has a strong macroeconomic position, with the current account expected to post surpluses. The economy is highly dependent on the capital intensive industry of hydrocarbons. Government spending remains the key for job creation.

Published
2011

15. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, RISK, BALANCE of payments, PRICE inflation, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article discusses macroeconomic risk in Algeria, which has been given a rating of 15. The country has a good macroeconomic position, with a balance-of-payments outlook for a surplus. Inflation in 2008-2009 is above average rates in the past although it is expected to moderate in the year 2010-2011 due to reductions in international commodity prices.

Published
2010

16. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
MACROECONOMICS, RISK, FOREIGN exchange rates, HYDROCARBONS, BUDGET, ALGERIAN economy, 1962-
Abstract

The article deals with macroeconomic risk in Algeria which has been rated 10 or A as of October 2009. The country is said to have good macroeconomic position, with an outlook for a healthy surplus and good management of exchange rate. It is noted that the economy will remain dependent on the capital intensive hydrocarbons industry. The possibility that the state budget will be subjected to pressure is said to be low.

Published
2009

17. Algeria risk: Macroeconomic risk.

Subjects
POLITICAL risk (Foreign investments), ALGERIAN economy, 1962-, MACROECONOMICS, HYDROCARBONS
Abstract

The article presents an assessment of macroeconomic risk in Algeria in 2006. In spite of the sound macroeconomic position, liquidity management is a concern due to unsophisticated monetary tools. The vulnerability of job-creation to political pressure is cited. Real growth prospects are good, particularly in the capital intensive hydrocarbons sector.

Published
2006

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