liberalization"--World Bank web site …

use trade for development. "--World Bank web site …

driven by highly substitutable, often labor-intensive commodities. "--World Bank web site …

East and North Africa-Egypt, Jordan, and Tunisia. They highlight various channels through which public infrastructure may … public infrastructure has both "flow" and "stock" effects on private investment in Egypt, but only a "stock" effect in Jordan … and Tunisia. But these effects are small and short-lived, reflecting the unfavorable environment for private investment in …

In spite of the Government's commitment to social development, with employment resting at the heart of Tunisia's Tenth … to investments in human resources, Tunisia should ensure that ongoing reforms in education, and vocational training focus …

vice-versa. Defining two extreme factor market scenarios over Morocco and Tunisia, the author finds that the welfare gains … degree of flexibility of factor markets. "--World Bank web site …

improvements. "--World Bank web site …