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Tunisia: Is it a predatory state
The article focused on the strategic shift in the International Bank's stance regarding the role of the state in the economy. It moved from supporting economic liberalization and reducing state intervention to endorsing the concept of a "strategic state," which plays a developmental role and promotes industrial development and economic security. This transformation was analyzed in the context of Tunisia's economic situation, where the state has become increasingly reliant on liquidity, funding itself through expanding bank credit, while redirecting external debt toward short-term and more risky liabilities. Data also showed that Tunisia depends heavily on tourism revenue and remittances from expatriates, with the country failing to effectively leverage foreign investments to boost growth and development. The article indicates that the Tunisian state is heading toward a "predatory state" model that depends on its resources in an unsustainable manner, characterized by a lack of a clear developmental vision and genuine reform measures.
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