Internet Utilization and Food Production Panel Data Evidence from North African Countries

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agriculture

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BenMalSouHou

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Cette étude examine la relation entre l’utilisation d’Internet et la production alimentaire en Afrique du Nord. À l’aide d’un modèle ARDL sur données de panel (Algérie, Égypte, Maroc, Tunisie, 2000–2020), les résultats montrent que l’Internet et l’électricité exercent un effet positif sur l’indice de production alimentaire, tandis que les importations alimentaires ont un effet négatif à long terme. This study examines the relationship between internet utilization and food production in North Africa. Using panel ARDL on data from Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia (2000–2020), results show that internet use and electricity access positively affect the food production index in both the short and long run, while food imports exert a significant negative long-run effect.

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