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Fall in Tunisia’s government not a major economic setback

News that Tunisia’s government has agreed to step down at some point over the next few weeks provides a further reason to think that growth there will remain sluggish and that fiscal reforms may slip. Nonetheless, Tunisia is in a much better state than the other Arab Spring countries, and is unlikely to face the same economic troubles as Egypt.

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