Ethiopia has advanced from the strong economic recovery of the 1990s to rapid growth
since the early 2000s. The underlying economic structure exhibits only modest changes as …

This paper provides new empirical evidence on the relative productivity disadvantage of
female-owned firms compared with male-owned firms in a developing country setting. We …

Abstract The Ethiopian Investment Commission was established to formulate suitable
investment policy with good investment climate that enables investors to operate in a more …

Over the last two decades the Ethiopian manufacturing sector has experienced rapid
expansion in terms of the number of firms, sales, and employment. This chapter examines …

Purpose: The primary aim of this study is to examine the factors affecting domestic private
investment and its effect on economic growth in Ethiopia. To meet its goal, the study used a …

This study assesses the extent of structural transformation within the manufacturing sector by
discomposing the source of labour productivity and TFP growth, shares of capital, and …

Ambitious plans for sustainable development in Ethiopia since the mid-2000s have
significantly improved the financial inclusion of women along with the wider financially …

High-growth firms have been widely studied in advanced countries, but little is known about
such stellar performers in Africa. Using establishment-level data from Ethiopia, this paper …

This article investigates the macroeconomic, political, and institutional determinants of
private investment in Ethiopia based on a time series data from 1985 to 2018. We apply …