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Ethiopia's New Financial Sector and Its Regulation

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Publisher:: UNU-WIDER
Series:: WIDER Discussion Paper
Volume:: 2001/55
Title:: Ethiopia's New Financial Sector and Its Regulation
Authors:: Tony Addison and Alemayehu Geda
Publication date:: 2001
ISBN Printed:: 9524552345
ISBN Web:: 9524552353
ISBN 13 Print:: 9789524552349
ISBN 13 Web:: 9789524552356
Copyright holder:: © UNU-WIDER
Copyright year:: 2001
Keywords:: sub-Saharan Africa, Ethiopia, conflict, economic reform
JEL:: O10, O55
Project:: Underdevelopment, Transition & Reconstruction (UTR) in SSA
Format:: online and printed copies