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Ethiopian economy is expected to grow by 11% ( double digit) over the next five years. It is also expected that Ethiopia will be one of the middle income countries by 2025.
Minelik wrote:Ethiopian economy is expected to grow by 11% ( double digit) over the next five years. It is also expected that Ethiopia will be one of the middle income countries by 2025.![]()
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aragaw wrote:Ethiopian economy is expected to grow by 11% ( double digit) over the next five years. It is also expected that Ethiopia will be one of the middle income countries by 2025.
Here is the thing that I don't get. According to Weyane Ethiopia's economy has been growing year after year but people are still starving. Where do they get their figures?
Minelik wrote:aragaw wrote:Ethiopian economy is expected to grow by 11% ( double digit) over the next five years. It is also expected that Ethiopia will be one of the middle income countries by 2025.
Here is the thing that I don't get. According to Weyane Ethiopia's economy has been growing year after year but people are still starving. Where do they get their figures?
Aragaw GDP is the amount of goods and services produced in a year. It is measures the value of all final goods and services produced in Ethiopia. As you can see there is a development effort ( even though they are not running as fast as one could expect). If you are saying there is more goods and services produced 20 years ago than now .. that is another debate. Yes GDP growth should correlate with the standard of living.. it should improve .. the problem with us is that we have uncontrolled population growth.. 20 years ago our population was 50 million and today near 76 million. That may be why you do not see the change impacting the standard of living for many people, may be the govt should curb the population growth through education on the topics of protected sex etc. But the figures are telling you that there is a growth in the economy and it has been approved by IMF.
Zmeselo wrote:Aragaw, this is just a sedative. The wey-anes and their foreign handlers know how much the ethiopian ppl are fed up and angry with this regime and they know too that the freedom fighters are getting stronger and stronger everyday, so they´ve to come up with this cooked up figures to sedate and calm the population. But this as everything else they come up with will not last long because one can fool some ppl one time but one cannot fool all the ppl all the time.
abyssinean wrote:aragaw wrote:Minelik wrote:Aragaw GDP is the amount of goods and services produced in a year. It is measures the value of all final goods and services produced in Ethiopia. As you can see there is a development effort ( even though they are not running as fast as one could expect). If you are saying there is more goods and services produced 20 years ago than now .. that is another debate. Yes GDP growth should correlate with the standard of living.. it should improve .. the problem with us is that we have uncontrolled population growth.. 20 years ago our population was 50 million and today near 76 million. That may be why you do not see the change impacting the standard of living for many people, may be the govt should curb the population growth through education on the topics of protected sex etc. But the figures are telling you that there is a growth in the economy and it has been approved by IMF.
Minelik,
Thanks for the explanation. Yes population grew a lot the past 20 years. My argument is at the end of the day no one in Ethiopia should be starving. The past two governments were unable to feed its people and this one is following in the same footsteps. The country remain the poster child of starvation after 20 years weyane took power. When will it be the chain of this cycle brakes and Ethiopia able to feed itself? That is the only argument I have.
aragaw watch this please: http://www.diretube.com/ethiopian-news/appropriate-technologies-scales-up-production-in-ethiopia-video_86034b75c.html
i am optimist with the introduction of such appropriate and affordable technology to inhance production we will be self sufficient in the coming 5 years. we need just to stay motivated by the recent past motivated and contribute our best. with out doing so cursing the gov't is not going to help us either. so be optimist and try to help your country in any way you can please
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