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The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

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1. In recent years, Ethiopia has sustained high growth spurred by bold national plans. During 2005/06?2009/10, the Ethiopian government implemented the Plan for Accelerated andSustained Development to End Poverty (PASDEP). In this period, the country achieved higheconomic growth with significant improvements in physical infrastructure and human capitalresulting from public and private investments. The PASDEP has been followed by the Growth andTransformation Plan (GTP) spanning 2010/11?2014/15. The GTP is aimed at sustaining high andbroad-based economic growth and achieving the Millennium Dev
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eng
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1 online resource (24 pages)
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  • Cover; CONTENTS; TRANSLATING ECONOMIC GROWTH INTO HIGHER LIVING STANDARDS: INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN ETHIOPIA; INTRODUCTION; ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ASPECTS OF INCLUSION IN ETHIOPIA; A. Reviewing Key Outcomes; FIGURES; 1. Real GDP Growth; 2. Poverty Headcount Ratio (2010/11); 3. Growth and Living Standards; 4. Income Distribution in Sub-Saharan Africa: GINI Coefficient; 5. Distribution of Real Household Expenditure 2004-10; 6. Urban Unemployment Rate 2009-12; TABLES; 1. Labor Market Indicators in Urban Areas; 2. Main Sources of Household Expenditure; B. Inclusive Public Policy; 7. Unemployment Rates
  • 8. Government Expenditure by Type, 2000/01-2011/129. Pro-Poor Expenditure by Function, 2000/01-2011/12; C. Financial Inclusion; D. Inclusion of the Private Sector; CHALLENGES FOR GROWTH AND INCLUSIVENESS; A. Growth Sustainability; 10. Growth Sustainability for Selected Countries; B. Composition of Growth; C. Greater Role for the Private Sector; 3. Sector Shares in Total GDP; D. Business Climate, Governance and Transparency; E. Informal Economy; 4. Governance Indicators for Ethiopia and Averages by Region; 11. Business Environment and Governance; F. Employment
  • 12. Age Structure of the Population in 2011NEED FOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION; AREAS FOR POLICY ACTION; 5. Investment-Domestic Saving Gap; Reference
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9781484335529
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The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
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The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
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eng
Summary
1. In recent years, Ethiopia has sustained high growth spurred by bold national plans. During 2005/06?2009/10, the Ethiopian government implemented the Plan for Accelerated andSustained Development to End Poverty (PASDEP). In this period, the country achieved higheconomic growth with significant improvements in physical infrastructure and human capitalresulting from public and private investments. The PASDEP has been followed by the Growth andTransformation Plan (GTP) spanning 2010/11?2014/15. The GTP is aimed at sustaining high andbroad-based economic growth and achieving the Millennium Dev
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IMF Staff Country Reports
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The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
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online resource
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rdacontent
Contents
  • Cover; CONTENTS; TRANSLATING ECONOMIC GROWTH INTO HIGHER LIVING STANDARDS: INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN ETHIOPIA; INTRODUCTION; ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ASPECTS OF INCLUSION IN ETHIOPIA; A. Reviewing Key Outcomes; FIGURES; 1. Real GDP Growth; 2. Poverty Headcount Ratio (2010/11); 3. Growth and Living Standards; 4. Income Distribution in Sub-Saharan Africa: GINI Coefficient; 5. Distribution of Real Household Expenditure 2004-10; 6. Urban Unemployment Rate 2009-12; TABLES; 1. Labor Market Indicators in Urban Areas; 2. Main Sources of Household Expenditure; B. Inclusive Public Policy; 7. Unemployment Rates
  • 8. Government Expenditure by Type, 2000/01-2011/129. Pro-Poor Expenditure by Function, 2000/01-2011/12; C. Financial Inclusion; D. Inclusion of the Private Sector; CHALLENGES FOR GROWTH AND INCLUSIVENESS; A. Growth Sustainability; 10. Growth Sustainability for Selected Countries; B. Composition of Growth; C. Greater Role for the Private Sector; 3. Sector Shares in Total GDP; D. Business Climate, Governance and Transparency; E. Informal Economy; 4. Governance Indicators for Ethiopia and Averages by Region; 11. Business Environment and Governance; F. Employment
  • 12. Age Structure of the Population in 2011NEED FOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION; AREAS FOR POLICY ACTION; 5. Investment-Domestic Saving Gap; Reference
Control code
867928110
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unknown
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1 online resource (24 pages)
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online
Isbn
9781484335529
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computer
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rdamedia
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  • c
Other control number
10.5089/9781484335529.002
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remote
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(OCoLC)867928110
Label
The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
Publication
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Cover; CONTENTS; TRANSLATING ECONOMIC GROWTH INTO HIGHER LIVING STANDARDS: INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN ETHIOPIA; INTRODUCTION; ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ASPECTS OF INCLUSION IN ETHIOPIA; A. Reviewing Key Outcomes; FIGURES; 1. Real GDP Growth; 2. Poverty Headcount Ratio (2010/11); 3. Growth and Living Standards; 4. Income Distribution in Sub-Saharan Africa: GINI Coefficient; 5. Distribution of Real Household Expenditure 2004-10; 6. Urban Unemployment Rate 2009-12; TABLES; 1. Labor Market Indicators in Urban Areas; 2. Main Sources of Household Expenditure; B. Inclusive Public Policy; 7. Unemployment Rates
  • 8. Government Expenditure by Type, 2000/01-2011/129. Pro-Poor Expenditure by Function, 2000/01-2011/12; C. Financial Inclusion; D. Inclusion of the Private Sector; CHALLENGES FOR GROWTH AND INCLUSIVENESS; A. Growth Sustainability; 10. Growth Sustainability for Selected Countries; B. Composition of Growth; C. Greater Role for the Private Sector; 3. Sector Shares in Total GDP; D. Business Climate, Governance and Transparency; E. Informal Economy; 4. Governance Indicators for Ethiopia and Averages by Region; 11. Business Environment and Governance; F. Employment
  • 12. Age Structure of the Population in 2011NEED FOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION; AREAS FOR POLICY ACTION; 5. Investment-Domestic Saving Gap; Reference
Control code
867928110
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (24 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9781484335529
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Other control number
10.5089/9781484335529.002
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)867928110

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