Abstract: | ABSTRACT The present article investigates the business environment of a single Arab country, Tunisia, which is one of the least explored markets in international business literature. The study revealed that the market is witnessing considerable change subsequent to the liberalization policy in general and the move towards the trade agreement with the European Union in particular. By doing so, the article attempts to contribute to the actualization of business studies treating national markets in the Arab region given that the bulk of research dealing with this area are concerned either with business in the pre-liberalization era or mass marketing in the oil-rich Arab economies. |