Journals: Abdelhafid Boussouf University Center of Mila, Algeria
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Non-polynomial fractional spline method for solving Fredholm integral equations
Get PDF A new type of non-polynomial fractional spline function for approximating solutions of Fredholm-integral equations has been presented. For this purpose, we used a new idea of fractional continuity conditions by using the Caputo fractional derivative and the Riemann Liouville fractional integration to generate fractional spline derivatives. Moreover, the convergence analysis is studied with proven theorems. The approach is also well-explained and supported by four computational numerical findings, which show that it is both accurate and simple to apply
Modeling by Using Linear First-Order Difference Equations and its Application in Economics
Get PDFThis research discusses the modeling by using linear difference equations that conclude to understand and explain different economic phenomena, we have divided this research into two parts, the first one focused in the Linear First-Order Difference Equations with Constant Coefficients with example like explaining the “Cobweb” model to study the relationship between supply & demand and Harrod model to study the relationship between national income and economic growth. As for the second one was about case study: entitled modeling the impact of government support on the budget balance in Algeria.
We have founded that using modeling by using linear first-order difference equations with constant coefficients offers opportunities for the researchers in economics to model Economic phenomena in equations, and by trying to solve those equations to reach logic results, to eventually analyzingand explaining those results based on mathematical model
Disclosure of the integrity of the Algerian banking system through the analysis of macroeconomic indicators for the period (2006/2019)
No full textThis study aims to reveal the integrity of the banking system through the analysis of macroeconomic indicators, which is included in the quantitative indicators of total prudence, which is one of the most important components of the early warning system for banking crises, in addition to the method of structural control represented in the indicators of partial prudence in addition to the standard of analysis of current expenditures and revenues. And the international rules of caution represented by the Basel Accords. The study reached a set of results, most notably that the process of tracking macroeconomic indicators is of paramount importance, as they are often a main source of crises. The study also concluded that the Algerian banking system cannot be exposed to a crisis, at least in the short term
The Impact of Fiscal Policy on Economic Inflation Rates in Palestine, During the Period 1996-2017
No full textThis study aimed to identify the impact of the evolution in the volume of both government expenditure and tax revenues on the economic inflation rates in Palestine. The study used the analytical descriptive method based on time series data 1996-2017 and the application of multiple regression technique to reach the real effect of these variables on economic inflation rates. The study has come to a range of results, of which, most importantly, was the significant effect of the financial policy on the inflation rates in the Palestinian territories represented by government expenditure, where the regression coefficient (0.01) with economic, The results also showed a positive and slow effect of one time period (one year), which is statistically significant at 10% of tax revenues on economic inflation rates in Palestine, Where the coefficient of regression (0.01) With a positive economic elasticity ( ...0 .) The study also recommended that the Palestinian National Authority should review the economic agreements with the occupation authority in order to re-crystallize new directions to enable them to control the tools of monetary policy as well as fiscal policy to be able to real treatment and control of the phenomenon of inflation 
The Impact of Climate Change on Economic Growth in Africa: An Econometric Analysis
No full textAfrican economics are characterized by strong economic dependency on sectors highly vulnerable to climate change that may make it more susceptible to climate change. This study aims to investigate the effect of climate change on both short and long-run economic growth in Africa using a panel of 34 selected African countries for the period of 1971–2019. The study relies on a dynamic panel model with a multifactor error structure; we estimate the model through the cross-sectionally augmented autoregressive distributed lag (CS-ARDL) and the cross-sectionally augmented distributed lag (CS-DL) approaches. We find clear evidence that climate change is negatively associated with economic growth in both the short and long-run. We establish that a rise in the mean temperature change with one degree would significantly reduce the real GDP per capita in Africa by 1.68% (2.45%) in the short-run (long-run), respectivel
Diagnosing the Reality of the Jordanian Experience in Guaranteeing Deposits with Islamic Banks
No full textThis study aims to analyze the availability of a system to guarantee bank deposits in Islamic banks that is compatible with the provisions of Islamic Sharia, as it is a modern mechanism that aims to protect deposits in Islamic banks from losses and hedge against banking risks, as well as to enhance financial stability. Islamic banks have a subject for study and discussion in terms of addressing the nature of this fund, its mechanism of action, and its suitability to the nature of Islamic banking work. Through this study: The necessity of establishing special funds to guarantee the deposits of Islamic banks on the basis of takaful in accordance with the provisions of Islamic Sharia and working under the supervision and control of the Central Bank to avoid the occurrence of cases. From default and bankruptcy
Talent Management in The Era Of Big Data [In Arabic]
No full textThis paper aims to study the importance of adopting big data in talent management, its applications, its barriers and challenges, we have presented the theoretical concepts related to talent management, big data and identifying the change that this type of data has brought on. Then we presented big data and its various applications in talent management such as recruitment, training, evaluation, determining paid performance and managing career paths, highlighting the most important values for adopting big data in human resources, including talent management in particular. In the last part, we reviewed the five groups of barriers to the adoption of big data (technological, economic, organizational, human and external environment).
Analysis of financial inclusion indicators FINDEX - a study of a group of Arab countries-
No full textThis research paper aimed to address the reality of financial inclusion in the Arab countries, by analyzing the most important indicators of financial inclusion for a group of Arab countries. In order to answer the problem of the study, and achieve its objectives, Using the descriptive method and the analytical method, using the descriptive method. The study found many results, the most important of which is the decline in financial inclusion indicators in the group of Arab countries under study, with the exception of the United Arab Emirates, for each of the bank account ownership with official financial institutions, the index of access to financial and banking services and products and the index of digital financial services, as recommended The study stressed the need to intensify the financial, legislative and legal efforts of the group of Arab countries under study in order to enhance the process of financial inclusion in the
The Relationship of Workplace Incivility With Job Satisfaction And Turnover Intentions Among Nurses Working In The Public Hospital Institution- El Houari Boumediene- Chalghoum Eid-Mila
Get PDFThe study aimed to examine the relationship of workplace incivility to job satisfaction and employees’ turnover intentions among nurses working in the public hospital institution El Houari Boumediene Chalghoum Eid-Mila.In order to achieve this, the descriptive approach and the questionnaire tool were used, which were distributed to a random sample of 63 male and female nurses. In order to analyze the results, the program (spss.v.19) was used. The results showed a low level of workplace-incivility among nurses at the Houari Boumediene Hospital - Chalghoum Eid, and the existence of a negative and significant relationship between workplace-incivility and job satisfaction, and a positive, non-significant relationship between workplace-incivility and intentions to leave the job
The Challenges of Adoption of Circular Economy: Case of China
No full textChina, as a developing country, faces many challenges in resource supply and waste assimilation. Thus, China urgently needed a new model of sustainable development that would be able to overcome the current dilemma and “improve resource productivity and eco-efficiency.” In this case, the circular economy was introduced to help China to enter a more sustainable economic structure. The purpose of this research paper is to present the model adopted by China for the deployment of CE and to present the challenges China faces in order to draw the main lessons for the introduction of CE in Algeri