Abstract

The Coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis has caused considerable effects on the world economy: destabilization of economies, deterioration of the structure of world finance, unemployment and fragility of entire regions, disruption of logistical chains, virtual stoppage of activities and travel, etc. In fact, States are called upon to be vigilant but also flexible in order to put in place adequate policies to adapt to this new unstable context and relaunch economic activity. In Morocco, an exponential increase in the unemployment rate has already been recorded following the unexpected partial, and sometimes total, stoppage of economic activities. However, the main sectors affected are tourism, textiles and automobiles. Being also strongly dependent on the European Union economy, the economic activity of our country has been impacted by the downturn in European growth. Therefore, through this paper, we try to analyze and decipher the economic impacts of this health crisis in order to see what different policies can be envisaged in order to minimize the repercussions of this pandemic, first of all, and then to revive our economic fabric and preserve economic and social stability.

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