International journal of economic perspectives

The impact of event marketing on promoting the tourist destination of Taghit: The celebration of the new year

2025-05-03T08:45:44+00:00

This study aims to shed light on the impact of event marketing on promoting Taghit's tourist destination. The focus is placed on the annual New Year celebration held in the town. The research addresses the central question: To what extent does event marketing influence the promotion of Taghit as a tourist destination? To answer this question, the study surveyed individuals from 58 provinces across Algeria, particularly in Béchar Province and surrounding areas. Data were collected via an electronic questionnaire, and statistical methods were employed via SPSS software to analyse the results and test the hypotheses. The findings reveal that the New Year's celebration event positively impacts the promotion of Taghit as a tourist destination.

The impact of generative artificial intelligence on accounting: Between risks and future opportunities

2025-05-03T09:25:59+00:00

This study explores the impact of generative artificial intelligence on the accounting profession, as it has become a fundamental tool for automating accounting processes such as bookkeeping, financial reporting, and auditing, leading to increased efficiency and reduced human errors. However, its use presents challenges related to redefining the role of accountants and the necessity of acquiring advanced analytical and digital skills. The study examines leading international experiences, such as Deloitte and PwC’s use of AI to enhance auditing processes and EY’s application of AI in fraud detection and financial compliance analysis, which have contributed to greater transparency and accuracy in financial reporting. Additionally, the research discusses future trends in the accounting profession, where accountants are expected to transition from routine tasks to more complex advisory and strategic roles. This shift necessitates a restructuring of educational curricula and professional standards to keep pace with digital transformations and achieve an effective balance between automation and the human element.

Risks facing islamic banks amid the shift towards the digital economy and ways to manage them

2025-05-03T09:40:15+00:00

The global trend towards the digital economy has compelled Islamic banks to keep up with developments by providing high-quality services that save time, effort, and enhance precision in information while reducing costs. They respond swiftly to their clients' needs using the internet and various modern technological methods. Islamic banks, similar to other financial institutions, have benefited from the outcomes of this digital transformation. However, this has also exposed them to numerous risks, necessitating them to address and devise ways and methods to manage these risks.

The counter-cyclical role of remittances in Algeria’s economic resilience a time series analysis (1970-2023)

2025-05-03T12:30:25+00:00

This study explores whether remittance transfers help stabilize Algeria's economy, which is highly dependent on oil revenues and therefore susceptible to outside shocks. The study examines the dynamic relationships between changes (decrease) in the price of crude oil and important macroeconomic indicators, such as GDP, GDP growth, inflation, and remittance factors, using annual data from 1970 to 2023 and a Vector Autoregression (VAR) model. A negative shock to oil prices causes notable contractions in GDP and GDP growth, together with a brief increase in inflation, according to impulse response research. Remittance inflows, on the other hand, rise after such shocks, exhibiting a counter-cyclical trend and underscoring the ability of remittances to mitigate economic downturns. Remittances help to strengthen economic resilience by gradually increasing in importance in the composition of GDP, even though they cannot completely counteract the adverse effects of fluctuations in oil prices. The results highlight how crucial it is to use remittance flows as part of larger plans for economic stability and diversification in rentier nations such as Algeria.