Sawssan Boufous and Mohammed Khariss
The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the definition and the emergence of the Moroccan middle classes and shows their economic specificities. Two methods are used to identify the middle classes: the first of one is “the self-identification” where the person classifies himself into a given social order, and the second one known as “the quantitative method”. The paper also treats the Moroccan middle classes evolving which was influenced by historical contexts such as the independence, and internal factors like the education, the socio-professional profile of the householder, and the growth of the service sector.
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