Abbassi A., Dakhlaoui A. and Tamini L.D. (2016). Quantity Formulation vs. Price Formulation and Assessment of the Minimum Price Policy in the Tunisian Dairy Sector   Abstract: The objectives of this article are to develop a partial equilibrium model for a dairy sector according to two approaches—“Quantity Formulation” and “Price Formulation”—and to show their equivalence […]

WTO Chair at Tunis Business School_Callfor funding WTO Chair at Tunis Business School: Call for PhD funding In 2014, Tunis Business School was selected for the WTO Chair Programme (WCP). The WCP is designed to assist the University of Tunis in providing students with a deeper understanding of trade policy issues, as well as to […]

“Political connections and tariff evasion: Evidence from Tunisia” co-authored by Leila Baghdadi, WTO Chair Holder at TBS, Bob Rijkers and Gael Raballand from the World Bank was featured in various local newspapers last week (TAP, Réalités, Maghreb, La Presse, etc), in local radios (Express Fm, Mosaique FM, Radio Culturelle, etc) and in several international newspapers […]

Tunis Business School (TBS), part of the University of Tunis, has just become a member of the Virtual Institute, thus expanding Vi membership to 117 academic institutions in 58 countries.  TBS is the first Tunisian University to be part of the prestigious VI Network. The idea of Vi membership gradually took shape since the participation of TBS’s […]

The detailed program of the 1st MENA Trade Workshop is now available.   To download the program click here.   For more information about the Workshop click here.  

This workshop is organized by the World Trade Organization Chair at Tunis Business School in partnership with the University of Tunis, World Trade Organization and the Trade Practice at the World Bank. It aims to bring together leading researchers from around the world, young researchers and PhD students in particular from the MENA region.   […]

The World Trade Organization (WTO) deals with the global rules of trade between nations. Its main function is to ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible.