It is widely believed that the government still plays a dominant role in the economy. In fact, as agriculture remains the mainstay of the national economy—on which 80 percent of the population... Read more »
The Ethiopian government budget shows a process by which the government decides on the amount of tax to be collected, the services to be provided, and the amount of debt to take... Read more »
As learned from the study entitled “Analysis of Constraints and Opportunities in Maize Production and Marketing in Ethiopia,” October 2024, Heliyon10, in Ethiopia, the agricultural sector, particularly cereal production and marketing, is... Read more »
Over the past 20 years, the Ethiopian economy registered a remarkable double-digit real GDP growth and a six-fold increase in per capita to about US$865 in 2018. High public investment in infrastructure... Read more »
In the last seventy years successive governments tried their level best to change the traditional based economy relied on subsistence farming in to the modern one. In the imperial era, the land... Read more »
Following the national political reform, Ethiopia had introduced a new investment proclamation in 2020, which allowed foreign investors to engage in almost all economic sectors that were protected for domestic ones. The... Read more »
Ethiopia is an agrarian economy where agriculture plays a dominant role. The sector is subsistence, vulnerable to the extreme climate conditions, utilizes less inputs that results less output and experience little irrigation... Read more »
Ethiopia’s borrowing has primarily focused on infrastructure development, particularly in transport and energy. Projects such as highways, railways, and power generation facilities aim to stimulate economic growth and improve trade connectivity. However,... Read more »
The economic value of potatoes is significant, impacting food security, income generation, and the broader economy. Potatoes can yield more food on less land than other major crops, making them a valuable... Read more »
Located about 250 kilometers to the east of Addis Ababa, along the Ethio-Dibouti highway, Awash Sebat Kilo city (Awash for short) lies on an expanse of fertile land that is strategic for... Read more »