Growth and foreign debt: the Ethiopian Experience,1964-86

Befekadu Degefe

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Han W. Singer, a prominent development economist, described the 1980s as a lost decade for the developing countries as a group (Singer, 1989). The 1950s and 1960s are characterised as golden years not only because the rate of growth of their economies was high but because the achievement was home-grown.

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