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Created: 10/28/2019
Updated: 1/15/2026
Visits: 330
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Mr.
Said Ait Faraji
PHD Candidate
National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economy
Rabat
Rabat 10000
Morocco
saitfaraji@insea.ac.ma
+212634607338 (ph)
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Biography
Curriculum Vitae - Said Ait Faraji
Said Ait Faraji is a PhD candidate in Quantitative Economics and Finance at the National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics (INSEA), Rabat, Morocco, within the Gender, Applied Economics, Statistics, Demography and Sustainable Development Laboratory (LAB_GEAS3D), Center for Doctoral Studies in Sciences, Engineering and Sustainable Development (CEDoc-SIDD). His doctoral research focuses on the interaction between trade liberalization toward Africa and environmental policy in Morocco, using dynamic computable general equilibrium (CGE) modeling. He is currently Head of the Department of Multisectoral Models at the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasting (DEPF), Ministry of Economy and Finance of Morocco, where he leads policy impact assessments based on macroeconomic and CGE frameworks. His research interests include trade and regional integration (AfCFTA), carbon taxation, green fiscal policy, energy–environment–economy linkages, and labor market dynamics.
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GTAP-Related Resources
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- AFCFTA and introduction of carbon tax in Morocco on transport sector: Implications by a Dynamic Computable General Equilibrium Analysis by Rachid, El Mataoui, Nabil El Baouchari and Said Ait Faraji
Resource Type: 2026 Conference Paper
Keywords: Climate change policy, Environmental policies, Trade and the environment, Other data bases and data ... - The Impact of Indirect Taxes on Labor Income and Employment in Morocco: A dynamic CGE Modeling
by Agueny, Fatiha, Aziz Ragbi, Said Ait Faraji, ZAKARIA ELOUAOURTI and Nabil El Baouchari
Publication: Presented during the 28th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis (Kigali, Rwanda)
Resource Type: 2025 Conference Paper
Keywords: Economic growth, Labor market issues, Dynamic modeling, Partial and general equilibrium models, Afri...
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Last Modified: 1/26/2026 1:01:54 PM
