num_pages: 141
description: While Tunisia appears to have enjoyed satisfactory growth since 1960, with average annual GDP growth at 5.3%, different policies produced very different results over the period. The country, did, however, display consistent improvements in education, physical infrastructure, income distribution, social mobility, and a modernizing outlook. The authors of this study argue that Tunisia should build upon its comparative advantages to benefit from reduced, more efficient state intervention. Policies should be designed to foster appropriate industrial activities, attract foreign investment,and capitalize on the country's natural advantages.
language: English
title: Long-term growth in Tunisia
titlecomplete: Long-term growth in Tunisia
publisher: OECD