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Economy-wide Effects of Further Trade Reforms in Tunisia’s Services Sectors

Philippa Dee, Ndiamé Diop

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AbstractThe following sections are included:IntroductionMethodological Approach to Measuring Services Trade BarriersBenchmarking Tunisia on Services RestrictivenessReform OptionsReform strategiesFirst-round impacts on sectoral pricesEconomy-wide Effects of Services Trade Liberalization in TunisiaModelling frameworkResultsEconomy-wide Effects of Further Liberalizing Agriculture and ManufacturingReform scenariosResultsConcluding Comments

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Key concepts: Business, Economics, Trade in services, International economics, International trade, Free trade