Suite aux attentats des derniers mois, la Banque centrale de Tunisie a revu ses estimations de croissance pour le pays ; elle serait limitée à 1 % en 2015. Ce ralentissement provient d’une part de la conjoncture sécuritaire, mais de manière plus structurelle de l’atonie de la demande extérieure adressée à la Tunisie, dont 64 […]
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Following the attacks of previous months, Tunisia’s central bank revised its growth estimates for the country; this is not likely to exceed 1 per cent in 2015. This slowdown is due partly to the security situation, but at a more structural level also to the slump in external demand for goods from Tunisia, which conduct
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Africa’s much trumpeted growth is real. It is a significant historical achievement to be able to almost triple GDP in one and half decade. The business of attribution is always a risky undertaking and it would be no different in this case. To say this achievement was provoked by the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is
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