الاقتصاد الجزائري بين تقلبات أسعار النفط و تحديات الاستثمار السياحي

Abstract EN

The price of oil has fallen sharply during the last period, as the price of a barrel reached its lowest level since 2012, reaching about $ 30 a barrel, equivalent to a decline of nearly 70 % in 2016, has returned slightly and has ranged between 40 and $ 50 a barrel recently -2017- The factors and reasons explain this decline, which is not compatible with the logic and mechanisms of the oil market, especially with the refusal of OPEC to reduce production under these circumstances; and the Algerian economy is not immune to the crisis, despite the various schemes known could not go beyond the scope of one product , for him.

The increase in public spending financed by oil revenues has weakened the financial and external situation of the country in the light of the collapse of oil prices, which calls for the need to study the strategic alternatives to the economy after the oil, and perhaps the foremost tourism potential is likely to be a strategic alternative to oil in case of entry or transformation Demand for new alternative energies, but this depends on the optimal utilization of these possibilities and the strengthening of investment capabilities in this area.