Journals: Abdelhafid Boussouf University Center of Mila, Algeria
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A Comparative Study on the Ease of Doing Business in the Maghreb Countries
No full text Realizing the importance of creating new businesses for the development of economies is an urgent matter. Doing Business focuses on regulation affecting local firms across 12 domains. This article examines the ease of doing business in the Maghreb countries according to various indicators. It also explores the impact of its reforms on the ranking and performance of doing business between 2019-2020.
The study is based on data collected from the World Bank\u27s Doing Business website and the Doing Business reports published by the World Bank. Among the Maghreb countries, the most preferred destination for doing business in 2020 is Morocco, followed by Tunisia
Digitization of human resources and its impact on promoting the requirements of sustainable development in higher education in light of the Corona pandemic - an applied study on female students of Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University.
No full textThe study aimed to identify the extent of digitization of human resources and its impact in creating sustainable development in higher education in light of the pandemic, as the problem of the study was: Is the reality of digitizing human resources in Saudi universities commensurate with the requirements of sustainable development in light of the environmental threats of the Corona pandemic? The study adopted the descriptive and analytical approach. In addition to the historical curriculum, where the study hypothesis was represented in the existence of a positive statistical relationship between digitizing human resources and enhancing the requirements of sustainable development in higher education in light of the Corona pandemic. The study reached several results, the most important of which are: The study resulted in more than 60% that the university is working to gain a prominent place among educational institutions and achieve sustainable development through building a knowledge society based on the knowledge economy and digitizing human resources. It was also found that 68% of the respondents assert that the university is working to acquire an appropriate technical structure that includes all technical means, and that it is managed by competent and specialized cadres to support digitization in light of the pandemic
Factors Affecting International Price Policy in Algerian Small and Medium-Sized Exporting Companies
No full textWe have tried, through this study, to shed light on the impact of different elements of the international marketing environment on the implementation of pricing strategies in small and medium-sized Algerian companies that have an export activity.
In order to better understand the different dimensions of the study, the statistical program Spss version 22 was used to determine how the independent variable affects the dependent variable.
This research concluded with a set of results, the most important of which is the presence of a low impact, with statistical significance, of the elements of the marketing environment on the price policy of small and medium-sized exporting companies.
Based on the above, a set of recommendations has been proposed, most of which affirm the need to place greater emphasis on studying and analyzing the elements of the international marketing environment in order to achieve a successful pricing policy
The Impact of High Oil Prices on Foreign Trade Variables in Algeria: An Empirical Study during the Period (1980-2018) Using the VECM Model
No full textIntellectual capital has become one of the advanced variables that contribute to achieving growth and development in various fields. In light of this, the focus of most developed countries, organizations and even individuals has increased on investing in intellectual capital and considering it one of the most important forms of capital. And physical capital in achieving efficiency and generating added value, and then raising competitiveness and improving performance to enable excellence in an era characterized by globalization and rapid technological developments. (125) A questionnaire, and through analyzing the data, we found the following: (1) King Khalid University focuses on benefiting from those with scientific and technical expertise and assigning them a special position, (2) the qualifications of employees at King Khalid University are commensurate with the jobs entrusted to them, (3) King Khalid University is characterized by the high ability to respond to the requirements of its employees in a timely manner, (4) The plans and policies pursued at King Khalid University are characterized by flexibility to achieve its goals and face the changes that occur
The Reality of Strategic Vigilance and Economic Intelligence in Algeria (Existing Attempts to Build a System of Vigilance and Economic Intelligence)
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The article aims to outline the Algerian government’s attempts to build and spread a culture of strategic vigilance by building directorates of economic intelligence and vigilance at the level of the Ministry of Industry and Small and Medium Enterprise and promoting investment and efforts of made by state institutions to build a system of vigilance and economic intelligence in Algeri
The problem of confidence in the Algerian banking sector: 4-24
No full textConfidence is an essential pillar for building relationships and transactions in all fields, especially in the banking sector, because the success of its activities and their development in light of fluctuations and instability requires strong confidence that clients are linked to banks. Confidence with stressful financial conditions may push banks into bankruptcy and plunge the economy into a spiral of problems. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to the issue of confidence and work to strengthen it.
This paper tried to discuss the issue of confidence in the banking sector, its effects and the factors of its construction, then analyze the reality of confidence in the Algerian banking sector, the latter suffering a crisis of confidence that led to its weakness and inability to play its role as an engine of the economy, and one of the most important reasons for undermining the confidence of the sector is the ineffectiveness of regulations and laws Weak financial knowledge and digital confidence for individuals, in addition to poor financial inclusion, information technology and transparency, and the most important measures to restore confidence in the banking sector are the establishment of strict regulations and laws that impose transparency and prudence, as well as building good financial knowledge for individuals, and expanding financial inclusion
Promoting Algerian tax reform through reform and modernization of tax administration
No full textThis research paper attempted to highlight the mechanisms of promoting tax reform in Algeria, By focusing on the reform and modernization of the tax administration with the goal of adapting and making it more responsive to the contemporary challenges posed by the global environment today, as a result of the ongoing changes and developments, as well as Algeria\u27s economic conditions. The study concluded that despite Algeria\u27s efforts to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its tax administration at the level of its structures, resources, procedures, services and its relations with the tax community, it is still weak and insufficient, requiring political will and concerted efforts to ensure successful tax administration reform and modernization by focusing on digitization, facilitating procedures and improving her relationship with taxpayers
Singaporean Model in Combating and Preventing Corruption Analytical Study from 2010-2020
No full textIn this research, we aimed to cover all sides of Singaporean experience in fighting corruption how to prevent it. This experience is concerned as a pioneer experience on the international level. According to a various international indexes of corruption , Singapora became classifying as the least corrupt countries in the world, on the top of this index is rational corruption index of International Transparency Organization .It led to achieve a continuous and a comprehensive development, also it made it as a place of foreign direct investments and an international commercial center as a result an international economic power although it has a few resources and a natural capacities which it has.
At the end, we concluded that the main secrets of success of this experience as follows:
-The investigating office has played a big role in the affairs of corruption, it was established in 1952, this office was given an enough independence and a big jurisdictions ;
-To have a strong political will for fighting this phenomenon and prevent it;
-The increase of consciousness between people because of the danger of this phenomenon and to share how to fight it;
-The separation between three authorities and the focus to have an inprejudiced judicial and independent system
An Attempt of Projecting the Five Forces Model of Sector Profitability on Relationship Marketing and Customer Loyalty
Get PDFWe can consider the loyalty of customer as a "delayed profit", and as a closer view on the influential factors on the decisions of the customer\u27s loyalty, we will find that it\u27s much closer to the influential factors of the profit of sector those were suggested by Michael porter in his famous model "five forces". Based on previous, it becomes possible to project the five forces model on the relationship marketing and the loyalty of customers since both are profit (somehow) and both could be influenced by almost same factors
Corporate Social Responsibility and its Effect on Innovation: The Case of a Sample of Algerian SMEs
No full textThe article assesses the relationship of corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices with innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises. The research is based on a sample of Algerian SMEs. The data were collected through an online survey of company directors. For the analysis and validation of the results, the statistical technique of structural equation model (SEM) was used through PLS (Partial least squares). These analyses were prepared with the SmartPLS version 3 software. The results indicate that CSR practices increase innovation in these types of firms and can help them to understand and integrate the importance of CSR as a mechanism for improving innovation