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한국외국어대학교 외국학종합연구센터 중동연구소 중동연구 중동연구 제38권 제1호
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2019.1
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81 - 100 (20page)

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This study compares the economic ideas proposed by Ibn Khaldun, who interpreted the Arab economy in various aspects, with those of modern economics. Ibn Khaldun argues that the government should continue to invest in education and job training and should minimize its intervention in the local market. Since specialization and organization are the factors that increase production, it is necessary to nurture professional manpower and investment in education. Adam Smith also say similar argument that education is a necessary condition for a mass production system. Based on this idea, we will conduct an empirical analysis of how subsidy reforms in Egypt affect economic growth and investment in Egypt. Since 2014, the Egyptian government has been reforming subsidies to secure investments and reducing government interference with the market in order to nurture the private sector. Regression analysis showed that subsidies and market openness did not show a significant relationship with GDP growth. Only Gross Capital Formation showed positive relationship with GDP growth rate among the variables. Although the decline in subsidies did not appear to be a significant factor in the growth of the national economy, it could be said that if subsidy reductions are converted to investment, who emphasized on education and specialized training, these are important for the Egyptian government to invest its secured tax revenue in education and training, as well as to promote economic growth policies such as fostering clusters and high value-added industries.

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