Economist and university professor Ridha Chkondali said that the new check law would disrupt trade and cause disruption in economic activities, particularly in sectors oriented to the local market, about consumption and the consumer.
He emphasised that economic growth is largely based on consumption, adding that the indicators of the National Institute of Statistics confirm this.
The economist said that he expects the shortcomings of this law to be discovered, and even regretted its approval, within a year or two after it comes into force in February 2025.
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