This study seeks to analyze the impact of the public spending in Algeria on the economic variables which are: the income and its distribution, prices and the employment. It attempts to investigate whether the public spending had reached its objectives concerning the increase of the individuals' purchasing power and the decrease of the unemployment rate or not. The empirical study covers the period of 2000-2012 and its shows that the public spending had a positive impact on the employment and the consumption cost of the Algerian citizens, while the incomes are affected by the monetary illusion since the rise of the former was accompanied by an augmentation in the consumption commodity prices.
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