Child labor participation is the engagement of a child indifferent jobs based in payment or no payment to sustain life and getting worse throughout the world. The aim of this study was to identify determinants of child ...

The objective of this study was to analyze the effects of electronic commerce on Ethiopian commodity exchange (ECX). This study used case study method due to its convenience and economic of use. The study was included 157 ...

This study examined the determinants of household consumption expenditure in Burayu Sub-City. Household consumption expenditure refers to the monetary value spent by households on various commodities (both food and non-food ...

Increasing gross domestic product per capita, gross capital formation and reduce budget deficit, controlling inflation and exchange are enhancing domestic trade, countries can create a more just and prosperous for all ...

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between income inequality and economic growth of Sub Saharan Africa for the period 2002–2023. Twenty-two years Panel data was obtained from world development index. ...

This study explores the intricate relationship between social capital and the urban informal economy, with a specific focus on street vendors in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Recognizing the significance of informal economic ...

Biogas is environmentally sound and economically viable, clean, and renewable energy source. Despite its numerous benefits and dissemination efforts, the adoption of biogas technology has been low. The objective of this ...

Universal access to and use of clean water has significant impact on improving public health, spur economic development, and reduce poverty. However, the problem water access and sustainability in Ethiopia in general and ...

Export diversification on economic growth has been a debatable issue in the empirical literature for a long time. The main objective of the study is to investigate determinants of export diversification and its effect on ...

For a long period of time, most African economies have embarked on financial sector reforms. However, the empirical implications of these reforms have been differ from each other. The Ethiopian financial system incorporates ...