An experimental study of pro-poor growth: factories and wage work versus self-employment More Sweatshops for Africa? Pilot Results from an Experimental Study of Industrial Labor in Ethiopia (Policy Brief) Policy brief 1 Mar 2012 Firms and Large firms Authors Chris Blattman Ramalee E. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies, University of Chicago Stefan Dercon Professor of Economic Policy, University of Oxford Blattman-Dercon-2012-Policy-Brief.pdf Download PDF document • 349.55 KB Share Share More from An experimental study of pro-poor growth: factories and wage work versus self-employment More Sweatshops for Africa? Pilot Results from an Experimental Study of Industrial Labor in Ethiopia (Working Paper) Chris Blattman, Stefan Dercon Working paper More from IGC The economic contribution of the information and communication technology sector in Ethiopia Firew Woldeyes Policy brief Formalising and enhancing performance of artisanal and small-scale gold mining in Ethiopia Hailu Elias, Atlaw Alemu Policy brief Hiring frictions and employment agencies in Ethiopia David Qihang Wu Policy brief Smarter systems: The effect of investment organisations’ evaluation practices on gender disparities in investments Amisha Miller, Saurabh Lall Policy brief Themes Firms Large firms Countries Ethiopia
