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Network features in shaping sectors’ responses to the Spillover effects of Covid-19 shocks

20 October 2024

linkages Leontief (1941). However, although important, this research field ...

Firm heterogeneity and export behavior: evidence from Tunisia

20 October 2024

We use unique enterprise survey data to explore the export behavior of firms in Tunisia, a small, trade-dependent country with a complex policy environment regarding exporting. Firms may export directly or indirectly through intermediaries, and can also s ...

COVID-19 shock on supply chains: evidence from a developing country

28 May 2024

In this paper we evaluate the impact of COVID-19 lockdown policies on Tunisia’s supply chains. We estimate a Poisson Pseudo Maximum Likelihood model using data on bilateral imports for intermediate, capital, and final goods for the years 2019 and 2020 at ...

Le systeme agricole et agroalimentaire tunisien face aux crises: Focus sur la chaîne de valeur cerealiere

31 October 2023

Ce rapport est la contribution de l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’alimentation et l’agriculture (FAO) dans le cadre du projet TCP/TUN/3801 «Réponses aux conséquences de la crise de la covid‑19 sur les chaînes de valeur alimentaires et la sécu ...

Public debt, growth and stabilization in Tunisia: A new narrative for a structural reform agenda

26 September 2023

This paper assesses debt sustainability in Tunisia using the Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA). We construct three hypothetical scenarios (A, B and C) over the period 2023-2027. The first two scenarios are called Business as usual approaches. In Scenario ...