In May 2019 the Moshe Dayan Center published the first part of an analysis on Ethiopia’s economic development in a harsh environment, looking at growth under geographic, political, and institutional constraints.
Outside academic briefs often compress Ethiopia into reform-and-risk language, yet they still show how Middle East research centers framed Horn economics for their audiences.
Kept as economics archive, the Dayan Center Part 1 is a dated external assessment from spring 2019.
Sources: Moshe Dayan Center
