The effectiveness of pricing goods and services in the financial policy of public the United Arab Emirates (( analytical study for the period (2010-2019) ))

Abstract

The pricing of public goods and services is one of the strategies with a significant impact on achieving a certain level of public revenue. This research explores the impact of pricing public goods and services on generating public revenues in the UAE government. By using a scientific approach that includes theoretical review, then quantitative and inductive analysis, the research examines the hypothesis that there is a relationship between fiscal policy and the pricing of public goods and services. The results show that the contribution of pricing (selected categories, customs fees, trademarks and traffic fines) is ineffective in generating public revenues. The proportions of this contribution are small and do not adequately cover public expenditures or contribute significantly to GDP. These results support the hypothesis that indicates a link between fiscal policy and the pricing of public goods and services. In addition, the research concludes by providing some insights into fiscal policy that can help government agencies in enhancing sources of financing public revenues, through the mechanism of pricing public goods and services to achieve Economic growth and development. The UAE government must make price decisions that are in line with fiscal policy, taking into account economic and social variables.