أثر الإنفاق السياحي على النمو الاقتصادي في الجزائر و بعض دول شمال إفريقيا : دراسة قياسية باعتماد Dynamic Panel Analysis للفترة: 1995-2018

Abstract EN

This research aims to study the relationship between tourism spending and economic growth in Algeria and some North African countries by testing an economic growth model consisting of the following variables: per capita gross domestic product, physical capital, human capital and tourism spending, and this is based on The data of the World Bank and the World Travel and Tourism Council, during the period: 1995-2018 using Panel data and using 4 countries, as the latter is in line with the development defined by standard modeling using time series data for longitudinal data, due to its availability on the advantage of the time and individual multiplier dimension that it has Its data, which make it easy to study a group of individuals in one model, highlighting the differences between them, as well as the unseen specific effects, in addition to introducing other important macro variables in explaining economic growth and tourism spending, and using dynamic models and modern estimation methods that were not used much in previous studies.

The task is to explain the relationship between tourism spending and economic growth in Algeria and some North African countries.

The results of the study showed the following: - The increase in tourism expenditures has a positive impact on economic growth in Algeria and some North African countries.

- The development of tourism spending in Algeria was not sufficient and was not at the required level.

- There is a long-term relationship between tourism spending and economic growth in Algeria and some North African countries.