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The UK-based Centre for Economics and Business Research’s *World Economic League Table* report tracks Tunisia’s fall from 77th in the world in 2010 to a projected 104th in 2040, despite nominal GDP rising from $46 billion to $85 billion. The trajectory includes a temporary fluctuation: from 91st in 2020 to 90th in 2025 and 2026, before a projected decline to 100th in 2035. The report attributes Tunisia’s weak ranking to a structural crisis and declining competitiveness—not simply to its nominal GDP, which is affected by inflation and exchange rates. Tunisia’s ranking for GDP per capita is also expected to fall, from 104th globally in 2010 to 135th in 2040, despite its nominal value rising from $4,343 to $6,267.
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