Sometimes, when hearing the word "reform", one hears in it the reform one desires even though that reform is quite different from the one the speaker meant. I'm not sure EcoMaroc means liberalisation. You've read him longer than I have and you're more familiar with MOrocco than I but he does say things like:

"La question n'est pas s'il faut agir ou pas, mais plutôt est-ce que ces décisions coûteuses auront une chance de régler ces problèmes?"

If non-intervention isn't even on the radar screen, that doesn't augur well.

He doesn't say what he wants apart from reform, a long term vision, concertation (a Commie coudl say the same). He talks about applying the good laws already on the books, do you know what he's referring to?

Does the Conseil de concurrence only act against monopolies/cartels or is it an Orwellianly-named ministry which is there to prevent any significant price change that would result from supply/demand changes?

"si elles se font sans concertation avec les acteurs économiques"
Concertation? Is corporatism the best that can be hoped for in Arab countries?

In your experience, what proportion of Moroccans would respond to such news with "Yeah, well let the price rise then"?