Ethiopian Journal of Economics

1992 - 2023

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Cereal Productivity in Ethiopia: an Analysis Based on ERHS Data: Getachew Abegaz
Illness and Choice of Treatment in Urban and Rural Ethiopia: Shiferaw Gurmu and Solomon Tesfay Tesfu
Socioeconomic Factors Affecting Childhood Mortality in Ethiopia: an Instrumental Variable Approach: Fitsum Zewdu Mulugeta_
Foreign Exchange Rationing and Wheat Markets in Ethiopia: Paul Dorosh and Hashim Ahmed
The Impact of Proximity to Urban Center on Crop Production Choice and Rural Income: evidences from Villages in Wollo, Ethiopia: Seid Nuru Ali and Holger Seebens

Household-Level Credit Constraints in Urban Ethiopia: Abbi Kedir and Gamal Ibrahim
Children’s Educational Completion Rates and Dropouts in the Context of Ethiopia’s National Poverty Reduction Strategy: Tassew Woldehanna
Performance Indicators of ICBE in Private Higher Education and Health in Addis Ababa in the Post 1991 Period: Tenkir Bonger, Gezahegn Ayele and Dejene Aredo
Estimation of Farm Level Technical Efficiency and Its Determinants Among Male And Female Sweet Potato Farmers In Imo State, Nigeria: Jude C. Nwaru and Patrick C. Ndukwu
The Effects of Early Childhood Education Attendance on Cognitive Development: evidence from Urban Ethiopia: Tassew Woldehanna

Causal Links among Saving, Investment and Growth and Determinants of Saving in Sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from Ethiopia: Worku Gebeyehu
Urbanization and Fertility Rates in Ethiopia: Fanaye Tadesse and Derek Headey
Poverty Analysis of Children in Child Headed Households in Addis Ababa: Getnet Alemu
Road Sector Development and Economic Growth in Ethiopia: Ibrahim Worku
Clement A.U. Ighodaro_Infrastructure and Agricultural Growth in Nigeria: Clement A.U. Ighodaro

EDUCATION AS A MEANS OF SMOOTH RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION: SOME EVIDENCES FROM ETHIOPIA pp. 180: Seid Nuru Ali
ETHIOPIA’S ACCESSION TO WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND THE IMPLICATIONS TO ITS FINANCIAL SECTOR POLICIES pp. 180: Semahagn Gashu
Determinants of Private Investment in Ethiopia: a Time Series Study pp. 180: Mekonnen Sisay Ambachew
Urban Fuel Demand in Ethiopia: an Almost-Ideal Demand System Approach pp. 180: Gebreegziabher Zenebe, Arie J. Oskam and Demeke Bayou
Adoption of Improved Technology in Ethiopia pp. 180: Assefa Admassie and Ayele Gezahegn
Education as a means of smooth rural-urban migration: some evidences from Ethiopia: Seid Nuru Ali
Ethiopia’s accession to World Trade Organization and the implications to its financial sector policies: Semahagn Gashu
Determinants of private investment in Ethiopia: a time series study: Ambachew Mekonnen Sisay
Urban fuel demand in Ethiopia: an almost-ideal demand system approach: Zenebe Gebreegziabher, Arie j. Oskam and Bayou Demeke
Adoption of Improved Technology in Ethiopia: Assefa Admassie and Gezahegn Ayele
Nigerian, Swedish and Chilean Pension Systems: a Comparative Analysis of Schemes and Reforms: Isah Maikudi Yusuf

Economic Implications of Foreign Exchange Rationing in Ethiopia pp. 132: Paul Dorosh, Sherman Robinson and Ahmed Hashim
Spatial Price Dynamics and Pricing Conduct Of Wheat Markets in Ethiopia pp. 132: Goshu Degye, Shibru Admasu and Kassa Belay
Decision-Making under Risk: Evidence from Northern Ethiopia pp. 132: Haile Nigist Haile, A. Oskam, Woldehanna Tassew and J. Peerlings
The Dynamic Links between Investment, Trade and Growth: Evidence from Ethiopia pp. 132: Mekonnen Sisay Ambachew

Impact of Perennial Cash Cropping On Food Crop Production and Productivity pp. 116: Tuffa Debela Adane
Determinants of Income Diversification in Rural Ethiopia: evidence From Panel Data pp. 116: Adugna Lemi
A Comparison of Alternative Estimators of Macro-Economic Model of Ethiopia pp. 116: A. Asrat Atsedeweyn and Olusanya Olubusoye
Achieving The MDGs – a Note pp. 116: Naill Kishtany and Alemayehu Taffesse

Determinants of Vertical and Horizontal Export Diversification: Evidences from Sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia pp. 107: Aye Alemu
Responding to an Income Shock through Increasing Forest Extraction: Survey Evidence from Ethiopian Coffee Farmers pp. 107: Abebaw Degnet, John Mburu and Karin Holm-Müller
Fuel Efficient Technology Adoption in Ethiopia: Evidence from Improved “Mirt” Stove Technology: a Case in Selected Kebeles from “Adea” Wereda pp. 107: Woubishet Dawit

Stable food crops turning in to commercial crops: case studies of Teff, wheat and rice in Ethiopia pp. 80: Berhanu, G/medhin and Dirk Hoekstra
The Nature of self-employment in Urban Ethiopia pp. 80: Getinet Haile
Education choices in Ethiopia: what determines whether poor households send their children to school? pp. 80: Tassew, W/Hanna, Mekonnen Alemu and Nicola Jones

Intra-household gender-bias in child educational spending in rural Ethiopia: panel evidence pp. 99: Delelegn Andinet
Valuing water supply service improvements in Addis Ababa pp. 99: Kinfe, G/Egzabher and Adenew Berhanu
Aid and the Dutch-Disease in Ethiopia pp. 99: Mequanite Teferi

Commercialisations in Agriculture pp. 116: Jennifer Leavy and Poulton Colin
Commercialization farming in Ethiopia: which pathways? pp. 116: Kay Sharp, Ludi Eva and Gebreselassie Samuel
Commercialization of smallholder agriculture in Selected Tef - Growth area of Ethiopia pp. 116: Gebreselassie Samuel and Sharp Kay
Agriculture commercialisation coffee growing area of Ethiopia pp. 116: Gebreselassie Samuel and Ludi Eva

Consumption smoothing and Vulnerability in Four Rural Villages of Ethiopia pp. 68: Tefera Nigussie
Measuring the real exchange rate misalignment of Ethiopia pp. 68: Mequaninite Teferi
Some thoughts on socio-economic engineering in fragile states in Africa: the Case of Uganda pp. 68: Bonger Tenkir

Effect of credit constraint on production Efficiency Of farm households in Southeastern Ethiopia pp. 55: Hamda Komicha Hussien and Bo Öhlmer
Estimating Wealth effects without expenditure Data: Evidence From rural Ethiopia pp. 85: Marlieen Dekker
Consumption, Vulnerability and Shocks in rural Ethiopia, 1999- 2004 pp. 85: Stefan Dercon, John Hoddinott and Woldehanna Tassew