Tunisia : 2003 Article IV Consultation-Staff Report; Staff Supplement; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion; and Statement by the Executive Director for Tunisia

Tunisia showed strong economic performance, low inflation, and reduced poverty owing to its sound and transparent macroeconomic policies, trade liberalization, and social policies. Executive Directors commended this development, and stressed the need to tighten monetary and fiscal policies, and acce...

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Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund (Contributor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2003
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports ; Country Report No. 03/259 IMF Staff Country Reports; Country Report ; No. 2003/259 IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Accelerating growth Amortization payments Article IV consultations Average tariff rate Average tariff Balance of payments Bilateral agreements Bilateral trade agreements Bilateral trade Capital account liberalization Central bank Competitive advantage vis Competitive advantage Country of origin Currency debt Current account balance Current account deficit Current account deficits Current account Debt dynamics Debt management practices Debt management strategy Debt management Debt ratio Debt service Debt stock Debt sustainability Domestic currency Domestic demand Domestic industry Domestic investment Domestic prices Domestic savings Economic liberalization Exchange rate policy Exchange rate regime Export growth Export industries Export markets Export performance Export sector External debt sustainability External debt External finance External financing External position External protection External short-term debt External tariffs External trade Fixed capital formation Foreign currency debt Free trade agreement Free trade General resources account Global integration Government debt Government deficit Import controls Import price Increased openness Investment flows Investment incentives Liberal trade Liberalization efforts Long-term debt Long-term loans Long-term public debt Mfn tariffs Most-favored-nation Multilateral liberalization Nominal interest rate Non-tariff barriers Nontariff barriers Open market Output growth Preferential tariffs Price stability Public debt management Public debt Public sector debt Regulatory framework Repayments Short-term debt Sovereign debt Tariff barriers Tariff rate Tariff rates Tariff reductions Terms of trade Total external debt Trade agreement Trade agreements Trade liberalization efforts Trade liberalization Trade openness Trade protection Trade regime Trade taxes Trade union Transitional costs Transparent system Transport sector Unemployment rate World economy World trade organization World trade Banking Banks and Banking Banks and banking Banks Currency Debt Management Debt Debts, External Debts, Public Depository Institutions Exports and Imports Exports Foreign Exchange Foreign exchange Imports Inflation International Lending and Debt Problems International economics International trade Macroeconomics Micro Finance Institutions Monetary Policy, Central Banking, and the Supply of Money and Credit: General Monetary base Monetary economics Money and Monetary Policy Money supply Money Mortgages Prices Public Finance Public finance & taxation Sovereign Debt Trade: General Tunisia
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