Political transition: significant progress toward democracy
Indicators of well-being are fairly high, except for employment and income
The poverty rate has declined
The process of economic convergence has been gradual
The Tunisian economy has been resilient
Medium-term growth outlook based on the complexity of the economy
Macroeconomic indicators
Real wages have outpaced productivity
The devaluation of the dinar was not enough to reduce the current deficit
Bank profits in international comparison, 2015 or latest year available
The rate of lending is higher but remains weak
Non-performing loans are significant
Tunisia needs to return its public finances to a more sustainable path
The pension regime is generous but unsustainable
Tax revenues are relatively high in comparison to other emerging countries
Contributions to economic growth
Product market regulations are particularly restrictive
Impact of the different reform scenarios on growth
Changes in the ratio of public debt to GDP: past and future scenario
Tunisia's positioning in global value chains has progressed
Logistical performance has deteriorated
Trade could be facilitated
Informal employment is widespread
Social contributions depress formal employment
The unemployment rate varies greatly among regions