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Abstract
This paper investigates the impact of the 1983 trade liberalization and inflation on the consumption function of Morocco. Findings indicate that trade liberalization and moderate inflation had little impact on consumption. The results do, however, show strong support for the permanent income hypothesis because lagged consumption was found to be significant in predicting current consumption.
Keywords
Morocco
trade liberalization
inflation
consumption.
Citation
Casey, K. Duncan, J. Roge, J. Mehta, S. (2001), "The Effect of Trade Liberalization on the Consumption Function in Morocco", The African Journal of Finance and Management, Volume 10 Issue 1 , 0856-6372.
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