Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development

Policies to Promote Women's Entrepreneurship MENA Region

NAAMANE BAHLOUL — 2024-03-01

Global attention continues to focus on women actively engaging in entrepreneurial pursuits. Despite evident progress, women across every continent still lag men in terms of company ownership and economic independence. This paper will examine research on women opting for entrepreneurial careers in the MENA region. It will delve into the motivations, career trajectories, attitudes, and behaviors of these women entrepreneurs. Additionally, the paper will explore persisting challenges and the policies that contribute to limiting the prevalence and size of women-owned businesses in this region. The subsequent sections will scrutinize the laws and practices both supporting and hindering women's entrepreneurship. The paper will conclude with recommendations for rephrasing the issues and advocating for legal changes.

Measuring the degree of financial linkage between financial markets and their potential impact on the feasibility of international portfolio diversification. - A case study of the Arab financial markets for the MENA region -

SAADI Larbi — 2024-03-01

The study aims to measure the degree of correlation between financial markets and assess its impact on the feasibility of international portfolio diversification. The study focuses on a sample of Arab financial markets in the Middle East and North Africa region, abbreviated as MENA. The sample includes six financial markets representing Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia.

The study concludes that there is no integration or correlation between these markets, as revealed by the DCC-GARCH model. Consequently, there is potential for international portfolio diversification.

Contribution of block chain technology to the banking sector

jamila kansab — 2024-03-01

Block Chain technology allows the storage and transmission of information in digital format without any intervention from trusted third parties (Middle Man), it is also characterized by decentralization and the ability to manage a large number of databases distributed around the world. .

It has numerous advantages that can improve several sectors such as finance, health, politics, insurance, energy, etc.

The financial sector is one of the sectors most impacted by this technology. The latter uses the P2P protocol which could facilitate the process of transactions while lowering their relative costs and reducing the time for their completion.

The purpose of this communication is to highlight the opportunities that block chain technology could bring to the operation of banks.

Application Of A Multi-criteria Analysis Method For The Selection Of A Priority Public Transport Mode For Investment: Case Of The West Algiers Region

Mohamed Akhrouf — 2024-03-01

This article aims to develop a methodology in which alternative projects are prioritized and selected using appropriate methods of multi-criteria decision-making in organizations responsible for managing and developing transportation modes. This study addresses a particular gap in implementing a systematic methodology for prioritizing and selecting transportation modes for investment. The developed methodology proposes an approach based on the multi-criteria decision support method AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process). The problem was implemented using the ExpertChoice software, which allows for the effective integration of decision-makers in the decision-making process to identify potentially profitable and beneficial transportation modes for the community.

; project selection ; multi-criteria decision support ; Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) ; AHP

Standard Economy Methodologies For Applying The Gravity Model in International Trade

Malika Khaldi — 2024-03-01

In this study, we reviewed the most important standard methodologies used in the literature of traditional and modern international trade gravity models, based on the OLS methodology, through the PPML methodology and through the PPMLHDFE methodology, which is the latest technique, based on the analytical historical descriptive method of presenting experimental methodologies with the aim of Arabic studies.

Measuring the impact of the knowledge economy in promoting the economic and environmental dimension of sustainable development The case of Algeria for the period (1980-2021)

Zohra Khechiba — 2024-03-01

This study aimed to analyze the reality of sustainable development in Algeria and the changes in indicators of the knowledge economy, as well as standard modeling of the impact of the knowledge economy on the economic and environmental dimension of sustainable development in Algeria, and to address the problem of the subject and test its hypotheses as well as achieve this goal. The study used annual data for a time series during the period (1980-2021) for each of the indicators of the knowledge economy and the indicators of sustainable development as follows: primary school enrollment, fixed telephone subscriptions (per 100 persons), mobile phone subscriptions (per 100 persons), foreign direct investment, net inflows as indicators of the knowledge economy, and gross product growth and arable land as indicators of sustainable development (the economic and environmental dimension), and the Eviews 10 economic measurement program was used to estimate the model and use unit root tests to study stability and test co-integration according to the autoregressive distributed deceleration (ARDL) approach to test the existence of a relationship in the long and short term among the variables under study.

Through the aforementioned tests, the results proved the existence of a relationship in the long and short terms between the indicators of the knowledge economy included in the model and the indicators of sustainable development, including economic and environmental, in Algeria during the studied period.

Econometric Study of How Exchange Rate Fluctuations Affect Economic Growth in Algeria (1990-2022)

Abdelhamid Ghedjati — 2024-03-01

This paper does an econometric analysis to investigate the relationship between changes in exchange rates and Algerian economic growth from 1990 to 2022. This paper examines previous data to determine how exchange rate swings affect Algeria's economy, emphasizing its export dependency. The research examined immediate and long-term exchange rate- Gross Domestic Product (GDP) connections using an Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model. The model's stability and optimal time delay are assessed in the early tests. The ARDL limits testing method confirms a cointegrating connection, demonstrating a stable long-term balance between variables. An initial study shows that the exchange rate negatively impacts economic development, exposing the difficulties of imported inflation and currency instability. The study reveals no significant effects, proposing separating nominal and real aspects over more extended periods. These results help policymakers understand how exchange rate policies affect economic growth.

Commitment to social responsibility and its role in ensuring the sustainability of economic institutions - Microsoft as a model –

TRIMA Imene — 2024-03-01

This study aimed to highlight the role of the organization’s commitment to social responsibility in achieving sustainability, where this role was identified by clarifying the relationship between each of social responsibility and enterprise sustainability, and this is by studying the experience of MICROSOFT corporation. Both, and in the participation of social responsibility with the sustainability of the dimensions, an indication that the commitment to social responsibility is an advertisement for the institution’s achievement of sustainability.