'The Ethiopian Revolution: '
by Andreas Admasie
Summary:
The Ethiopian economy has expanded at an unprecedented annual rate of about ten
per cent. Massive social transformation obviously follows and conditions this
process.
The number of people engaged in paid employment very nearly doubled between 2006
and 2013 alone, and these figures are set to expand further in the near future.
The discussion on the Ethiopian economy is marked by strong ahistorical and
economistic biases that fail to ground the present conjuncture in the past, and
to embed economic debates in social structures.
The preconditions for the current phase of capitalist development were set with
the emergence of the modern Ethiopian social structural configuration in the
context of the Ethiopian revolution.
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