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The objective of this study is to identify the socioeconomic factors which explain small farmers’ access to the services of the microcredit associations in Tunisia. The results of a binominal Logit model indicate that there is no discrimination against the poor while women do not proof to be...
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The object of this paper is devoted to test for the presence of gender discrimination of hiring, in one of the main important economy sector of Tunisia, which is the Tunisian mining industry in the Southwest inmate fully by the largest public mining Firm TPGC (1897), which is, in fact, the only...
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This study examines the contagion of herding behavior in the Tunisian financial system during the period 2000:01-2012:12 by using several GARCH models. The BEKK-GARCH model results prove the volatility spillovers between the residues of time deposit and other financial variables for savings...
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