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Morocco’s Two-Speed Economy
The author argues that the high cost of living in Morocco cannot be explained by drought and global crises alone. It is also linked to weak competition, lengthy distribution chains, and the possibility that some market players benefit from subsidies and tax exemptions without passing those benefits on to consumers through lower prices. The author calls for greater transparency in the management of public funds and conflicts of interest, accountability for subsidy recipients, and protection for small-scale farmers and livestock breeders. The piece concludes that tackling high prices requires sustainable economic solutions—including living wages, job opportunities, and genuine competition—rather than relying solely on short-term interventions.
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