A recent policy paper highlights a “structural paradox” in Morocco’s economy: strong economic indicators are not reflected in the daily lives of Moroccan families. The study, titled “From Economic Growth to Improved Living,” stresses the need to accurately measure the transfer of wealth to households. Economist Amin Sami, author of the paper, argues there is a disconnect between macroeconomic performance and tangible improvements in citizens’ well-being. The research points to a widening gap between economic figures and the reality experienced by Moroccans. The paper’s recommendations aim to address this disparity and ensure economic growth translates into a better quality of life for all. It calls for a focused approach on how wealth created by economic activity reaches and benefits ordinary households.