Structural transformation via services or manufacturing? Evidence from Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s economy has grown rapidly, but its structural transformation has been uneven and incomplete. This reveals a disconnect between output growth and structural inclusion, reflecting weak alignment between skills, employment, and tradability.
A hybrid strategy is needed: one that expands labour-intensive manufacturing, upgrades informal services, aligns education with market demand, and develops tradeable sectors beyond agriculture and air transport.
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