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Through empirical analysis and case studies, this document explores the relationships amongst foreign direct investment (FDI), trade and trade-related policies in OECD and four African countries (Ghana, Mozambique, Tunisia and Uganda). In OECD...
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Tunisia is continuing to make major progress in terms of economic and social development. Economic growth reached 6 per cent in 2004 and should be 4.2 per cent in 2005 and 5.3 per cent in 2006, driven essentially by services and tourism. The prudent ...
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En matière de développement économique et social, la Tunisie continue d’enregistrer des progrès importants. Sa croissance s’est établie à 6 pour cent en 2004. Elle devrait atteindre 4.2 pour cent en 2005 et 5.3 pour cent en 2006, essentiellement ...
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Between 1961 and 2002, the Tunisian economy grew annually by 5 per cent while per capita income tripled by 2001. During this period, literacy levels and educational attainments increased signifi cantly, especially among women1. The country has ...
BETWEEN 1999 AND 2004, reforms undertaken in Tunisia were chiefly aimed at preparing for opening to the world economy, encouraging diversification and increasing competitivity. These enabled the country to adapt to a difficult international ...
The institutional framework of a country plays a determining role in the well-being of the women who live in it. This paper examines the cases of four case countries: India, Kenya, Sudan and Tunisia. In each of these case studies, the status of women...
The structural adjustment programme and macroeconomic reforms launched in Tunisia in 1987 have been to good effect, producing steady growth (an annual average of 4.6 per cent between 1992 and 2001), healthy economic activity and social progress ...
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L’économie tanzanienne enregistre une forte croissance, soutenue par le redressement continu de sa production agricole et le renforcement de ses fondamentaux macro-économiques. En 2001, le PIB réel tanzanien a poursuivi sa trajectoire haussière ...
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In the context of the partnership agreement signed between Tunisia and the European Union in 1995, talks will begin in the year 2000 on the liberalisation of their agricultural trade. Tunisia’s political attachment to Europe will give the country the...
This paper presents the results of a survey of the impact of regulations and taxes on micro enterprises, considered here as part of the informal sector, in Tunisia. Its purpose is to determine the extent to which small entrepreneurs comply with...
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