Abstract Olive Oil world Market Dynamics and Policy Reforms: Implications for Tunisia
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@MISC{Karray_abstractolive,
author = {Boubaker Karray},
title = {Abstract Olive Oil world Market Dynamics and Policy Reforms: Implications for Tunisia},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Available information revealed that the future of Tunisian olive oil competitiveness on principal export markets will be determined by a set of external and internal factors. The external factors concern the dynamics of the world market (supply, demand and exchanges) and the new arrangements concerning markets liberalization (Common Market Organization of the olive oil and olives of table, WTO negotiations and bilateral and regional agreements). The internal factors related to the production and export system in Tunisia. Based on this premise, the goal of this communication is to provide an overall evaluation of these factors pointing out the main strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) that can be associated to there present and future evolution. Research uses the SWOT method that has the advantage of being relatively simple and constitutes a framework of strategic diagnosis and reflection. The information used has been collected through a bibliographic synthesis of studies already achieved and of preliminary results of the first round of investigation close to 23 experts who occupy different posts in the olive oil sector.
Keyphrases
policy reform internal factor olive oil common market organization overall evaluation future evolution external factor concern main strength new arrangement different post strategic diagnosis swot method bibliographic synthesis export system wto negotiation available information principal export market investigation close preliminary result tunisian olive oil competitiveness first round olive oil sector world market market liberalization regional agreement
