Egyptian Macroeconomic Status with Reference to the Shadow Economy during the Period 1991-2018

Mansour, Ahmed Magdy Abd El Aziz; Zaki, Iman Moheb

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“…Direct digital recording of monetary transactions is involved in electronic payments. As a result, e-payment behavior has a negative relationship with GDP and the shadow economy (Mansour & Zaki, 2020). The hypotheses of the current empirical study examine the impact of a fiscal policy foresight model variation following the mandatory institutionalization of electronic payments on GDP, the shadow economy, knowledge management, and the fiscal function's economy.…”

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A Fiscal Policy Foresight Tax Model, Shadow Economy Reduction, and E-Payment Institutionalization as a Result of Knowledge Management

Varotsis¹

2022

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Foresight is the key for the economy, the business environment, and by extension society and politics to face various risks under conditions of uncertainty, which is becoming the norm as we progress through the 21st century. This paper proposes a wealth-based income tax model with an obligatory electronic transaction legal framework to advance fiscal knowledge management in Greek government. The research was conducted using an online questionnaire that was distributed to Greek tax payers via the snowball method. Linear regression was used to examine the associations between the variables. The research results provide insight into the factors driving the enhancement of tax revenue collection via artificial intelligence software after the widespread adoption of e-transactions. A fiscal tax e-payment reform policy based on an artificially intelligent tax foresight model succeeds in reducing income disparities caused by overtaxing honest taxpayers, thereby shrinking the shadow economy. With the widespread adoption of e-payments and complete digitization of financial transactions, the results of this study can serve as a foundation for the advancement of fiscal knowledge management and compliance with tax behavior. This study emphasizes the importance of planning ahead for taxes and coordinating information in order to reform fiscal policy for the better.

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A Fiscal Policy Foresight Tax Model, Shadow Economy Reduction, and E-Payment Institutionalization as a Result of Knowledge Management

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2022

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“…[50] provided evidence to support the claim that exchange rate shocks have no appreciable impact on economic production over the long term. Using structural equation modeling (SEM), [58] found that the Egyptian economy affects the exchange rate and skews the accuracy of the nation's statistics and official records. But when [30] used the autoregressivedistributed lag, their results showed that, while exchange rates are not statistically significant, their coefficients indicate a negative relationship with the manufacturing sector.…”

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“…It is also established by the Granger causality test that oil prices affect inflation. [58] show that Egypt's economy affects inflation and skews the accuracy of the nation's statistical data and official records.…”

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Critical Indicators on Macro Economics adoption in GDP: A systematic review

Abdullahi Sule

2024

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The study's goal is to investigate how important macroeconomic factors affect certain African nations. These metrics are crucial for the economies' effective development and can be utilized to address the many economic issues that the chosen countries are currently dealing with. 91 publications published between 2004 and 2022 were examined using the Scopus database. With an emphasis on five major factors: Growth Domestic Product (GDP), Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, Inflation, and Foreign Direct Investment this study evaluated and analyzed the literary elements and themes explored in order to give guidance for future research. The findings revealed that Interest rates, inflation, exchange rates, and foreign direct investment (FDI) are some of the macroeconomic variables that can affect the selected African economies. Foreign direct investment has been identified as the most important factor in improving industrial prosperity and living standards in developing economies such as Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco after stabilizing interest rates, inflation and currency exchange rates. The study's findings are supported by material that has been published in previous years. Given that a number of recent economic issues have had an impact on the expansion of the economy, it is necessary to evaluate the ideas using panel data from the past 20 years in order to ascertain whether they are still valid. The report highlights the key macroeconomic factors that may have an impact on five different African economies. The study combines a number of economic metrics that have previously been studied separately to assess the trend in the economies it has chosen. To the best of my knowledge, this study is one of the few that evaluates both the individual countries used and the indicators in general.

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Egyptian Macroeconomic Status with Reference to the Shadow Economy during the Period 1991-2018

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A Fiscal Policy Foresight Tax Model, Shadow Economy Reduction, and E-Payment Institutionalization as a Result of Knowledge Management

A Fiscal Policy Foresight Tax Model, Shadow Economy Reduction, and E-Payment Institutionalization as a Result of Knowledge Management

Critical Indicators on Macro Economics adoption in GDP: A systematic review

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