2022
DOI: 10.1080/17938120.2022.2143103
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Economic growth and sustainability of public finances: evidence from Morocco

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“…Out of many, one of the prominent is lack of tax collection (Awdeh & Hamadi, 2019) Tax collection in an economy serves as life blood for the government. The ratio between gross domestic product (GDP) and average revenue in developed countries was almost 35% in mid 2000s (Belcaid, 2022). In less developed countries, this ratio was almost less than half (15%), where as in third world countries the same being observes was 12% of GDP (Gallus, et.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Out of many, one of the prominent is lack of tax collection (Awdeh & Hamadi, 2019) Tax collection in an economy serves as life blood for the government. The ratio between gross domestic product (GDP) and average revenue in developed countries was almost 35% in mid 2000s (Belcaid, 2022). In less developed countries, this ratio was almost less than half (15%), where as in third world countries the same being observes was 12% of GDP (Gallus, et.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%