The Constitutional Principles of Economic Governance Policy in Algeria: In light of the 2020 Amendment
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Constitutional principles; economic governance; freedom of competition; equality; integrityAbstract
In the context of ongoing efforts to confront the crises afflicting the Algerian national economy, the public authorities have, in successive stages, embarked on economic reform processes aimed at addressing the various imbalances that have emerged at the implementation level. However, as many experts have confirmed, these reforms have not borne fruit. This has made it necessary to engage in serious reflection on formulating and adopting an economic policy characterised by the rational and judicious utilisation of all the economic resources with which the country is endowed and by the valorisation of all national competences without excluding any of them to drive economic growth in a balanced manner throughout the national territory. Since the design and implementation of this policy for the governance of the national economy fall within the remit of the public authorities of the State, it must comply with the provisions of the Constitution, particularly in light of its most recent amendment in 2020, the principles governing the management and regulation of economic affairs.
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