튀니지의 경제정책의 평가와 예측에 대한 연구: - 통상환경과 투자유인을 중심으로 -
A Study on the Evaluation and Estimation of Tunisian Economic Policy: in the case of Trade Environment and Investment Incentives
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Tunisia is in the process of economic reform and liberalization after decades of extensive involvement of the government in the economy. Prudent economic and fiscal planning has resulted in moderate sustained growth for over a decade. Historically, Tunisia's economic growth has depended on oil, phosphates, agriculture, and tourism. The government's initial economic policies limited success during the early years of independence. The Tunisian economy is expected to grow at a relatively steady pace in the future, with the recovery of world economy. Tunisia needs to play its role in the Maghreb community by providing a helping hand to other underdeveloped countries. The government should continue to liberalize Tunisia‘s economy and to strengthen its significant achievements in trading and foreign direct investment. Tunisia's growth will enhance North Africa's economic cooperation with Europe and with other inner circle countries. Tunisia's economic policies will focus on increasing the competitiveness of the economy to attract more investment thereby raising growth rates and creating jobs. The government recognizes the value of its Association Agreement with the EU, which has helped to modernize its investment environment and to foster international trade. This paper discusses the major issues facing the Tunisia's economic policy on the trade and investment environment in detail.
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Tunisia is in the process of economic reform and liberalization after decades of extensive involvement of the government in the economy. Prudent economic and fiscal planning has resulted in moderate sustained growth for over a decade. Historically, Tunisia's economic growth has depended on oil, phosphates, agriculture, and tourism. The government's initial economic policies limited success during the early years of independence. The Tunisian economy is expected to grow at a relatively steady pace in the future, with the recovery of world economy. Tunisia needs to play its role in the Maghreb community by providing a helping hand to other underdeveloped countries. The government should continue to liberalize Tunisia‘s economy and to strengthen its significant achievements in trading and foreign direct investment. Tunisia's growth will enhance North Africa's economic cooperation with Europe and with other inner circle countries. Tunisia's economic policies will focus on increasing the competitiveness of the economy to attract more investment thereby raising growth rates and creating jobs. The government recognizes the value of its Association Agreement with the EU, which has helped to modernize its investment environment and to foster international trade. This paper discusses the major issues facing the Tunisia's economic policy on the trade and investment environment in detail.
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