Testing the relationship between tourism receipts , economic growth and the real effective exchange rate in Algeria during the period (1995 - 2020) using cointegration and Toda yamamoto causality

Auteurs

  • KARA Brahim
  • CHEKALIL Imane
  • RATOUL Mohamed

Mots-clés :

Tourism , Economic growth , Cointegration , Causality , Algeria

Résumé

This study aims to testing and analyzing the relationship between tourism receipts , economic
growth and real effective exchange rate in Algeria over the period (1995 -2020), using
cointegration and toda yamamoto causality test the johansen cointegration test show that a long
run relationship exists between variables, The impact of tourism receipts on economic growth is
about 1.571074 % this effect is statistically significant at 5% level also a significant causal
relationship in the short run is found from LTRSM and LREER to LGDP at 1% and 5 % level of
significant according to toda yamamoto causality test

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Publiée

2025-07-03

Comment citer

KARA Brahim, CHEKALIL Imane, & RATOUL Mohamed. (2025). Testing the relationship between tourism receipts , economic growth and the real effective exchange rate in Algeria during the period (1995 - 2020) using cointegration and Toda yamamoto causality. Journal of North African Economies, 19(33), 157–172. Consulté à l’adresse https://journals.univ-chlef.dz/index.php/renaf/article/view/309