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ethiopia | Behavior ec. Policy design Towards a More Employment-Intensive and Pro-Poor Economic Growth in Ethiopia: Issues and Policies Poverty alleviation would remain a crucial part of the overall development agenda in Ethiopia in the years to come. Demeke, Mulat, Fantu Guta and Tadele Ferede, 2006, "Towards a more employment-intensive and pro-poor economic growth in Ethiopia: Issues and policies", Discussion Paper Series 22, International Labour Organization, 2006.

ethiopia | Agriculture Live animal and meat export value chains for selected areas in Ethiopia: Constraints and opportunities for enhancing meat exports The Ethiopian live animal and meat export marketing system is operating in an environment characterized by several constraints that needs the attention and action of the government and other non-governmental development organizations. Teklewold, H., G. Legese, D. Alemu and A. Negassa, (2008) "Live animal and meat export value chains for selected areas in Ethiopia: Constraints and opportunities for enhancing meat exports" ILRI Discussion Paper 12.

ethiopia | Agriculture Behavior ec. Agricultural Extension and Risk in Low Income Countries: Experimental Evidence from Ethiopia Livelihoods in low-income developing countries are generally undiversified and focus on crop production and animal raising. These activities are inherently risky and investment and production decisions by farm households are therefore made within environments that are affected by risk.

eeu sweden ethiopia | Agriculture Behavior ec. Are Agricultural Extension Packages What Ethiopian Farmers Want? A Stated Preference Analysis This paper reports the results of a stated preference survey in the highlands of Ethiopia where the farmers are given a choice between an agricultural extension package and a local public - representing two major developing strategies. The study finds that a majority of people prefers the public good. Carlsson, F., G. Köhlin, A. Mekonnen, and M. Yesuf. 2005. "Are agricultural extension packages really what Ethiopian farmers want? A stated preference analysis". Working Papers in Economics No. 172, Department of Economics, Göteborg University.

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