Causality between budget revenues and expenditures and GDP in the Algerian economy during the period (2000-2020)‎

Abstract EN

This study aimed to address the problem of causation between the total budget revenues, grants, budget expenditures and GDP in Algeria during the period (2000-2020), by analyzing the development of these indicators throughout the study period, as well as conducting a standard applied study based on granger's causality and conducting appropriate statistical tests.

the importance of the research is shown by addressing the study assessing the evolution of the total budget revenues, grants and budget expenditures on the gross domestic product in the Algerian economy during the period (2000-2020).

a group of official reports and periodicals issued by national and international official bodies was also used.

EViews 7.1 econometric solution in standard model.

the study concluded that there is a causal relationship in one direction only, heading from GDP to budget revenues during the study period, and this is due to the nature of the Algerian economy, which is characterized by dependence on the extent of improvement in fuel prices in international markets.