Structural Changes in Institutional System for Economic Planning in Libya during the Period (1960 - 2012)

Authors

  • Ali Abd Alsalam Al- Jaroushi
  • Musab Mutasim Saeed Arbab

Keywords:

economic planning
Libyan economy
structural changes
economic policies

Abstract

The current study aims to state the stages whereby the institutional system of the economic planning underwent in Libya, the structural changes that took place during the study period. The significance of the study lies in the clarification of the impact of the administrative instability and the structural changes of the planning departments on the effectiveness of the economic policies and development in Libya. The researcher employed the analytic –descriptive, and historical methods to collect the data, facts and to deduce the most important stages of the development of the institutional system of the economic planning in Libya. The study came up with several results which can be summarized as follows, the administrative instability, the non- effectiveness of the planning authorities, duality of powers and inability to diversify the income sources. The researcher has recommended the administrative improvement and development of the state institutions through the promotion of the effectiveness of the workers by intensive training, and ending the duality of powers.

Author Biographies

Ali Abd Alsalam Al- Jaroushi

Faculty of Economics and Political Science | University of Misurata | Libya

Musab Mutasim Saeed Arbab

Community College | University of Tabuk | KSA

Published

2021-04-30

How to Cite

Structural Changes in Institutional System for Economic Planning in Libya during the Period (1960 - 2012). (2021). Journal of Economic, Administrative and Legal Sciences, 5(8), 116-100. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.S140920

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Structural Changes in Institutional System for Economic Planning in Libya during the Period (1960 - 2012). (2021). Journal of Economic, Administrative and Legal Sciences, 5(8), 116-100. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.S140920