A sectoral and economy-wide analysis of the Ethiopian livestock sector

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Published on July 2011

byInternational Food Policy Research Institute

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Caria, S., Gelan, A., Beyene, S., Engida, E., Bachene, F.N., Tilahun, H., Tafere, K., Hassen, I. and Headey, D. 2011. A sectoral and economy-wide analysis of the Ethiopian livestock sector. Presented at the Ethiopian Economic Association Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 21 July 2011. Addis, Ababa, Ethiopia: IFPRI. https://www.slideshare.net/essp2/livestock-intro-eea-2011

Authors

Caria, A. Stefano
Gelan, Ayele
Beyene, S.
Engida, Ermias
Bachene, F.N.
Tilahun, H.
Tafere, K.
Hassen, I.
Headey, Derek D.

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