The contribution of EU investment to Tunisia's economic development

Abdelaziz Testas

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This article examines two main effects of EU investment in Tunisia: higher levels of investment and economic activity. The main conclusion to emerge from the analysis is that these dynamic impacts explain rapid rates of economic growth experienced by the country for the post‐investment liberalisation period and can serve as a rationale for further economic integration with the EU.

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