7. We remain committed to implementing the policies and meeting the quantitative
and structural reform objectives described in our previous MEFP. We are aiming at real
GDP growth of about 11 percent in 2010/11, but maintain the conservative assumption for the
purpose of the program of 8.5 percent in 2010/11
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2009 (7.5), 2010 (7.0), 2010 (8.0), and 2012 (7.5)
In 2010, the fastest growing African economies are projected to be Republic of Congo (12.2%), Angola (9.3%), and Ethiopia (7%).
In 2011, the fastest growing African economies are projected to be Ghana (22.5%), Liberia (9.2%), and Botswana (8.5%). Angola (8.4%) follows closely behind Botswana in 2011.
In 2012, there are several double-digit growth projections – Botswana (13.8%), Liberia (12.8%), Mauritania (13.1%), Niger (12.9%).
http://www.afribiz.info/content/economic-growth-forecast-for-african-countries-to-2012
Inflation in Ethiopia Rises to 36.3% in February- Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:42am EDT
The international Monetary Fund had predicted on 31 May 2011 that inflation might undermine economic growth in Ethiopia. IMF had said that the economy would fall from 7.5 percent this year to 6 percent in the 2011/2012 fiscal year and that the country's monetary policy was pushing up inflation which, combined with restrictions on bank lending, would in turn bring about a slower economic growth.
7. We remain committed to implementing the policies and meeting the quantitative
and structural reform objectives described in our previous MEFP. We are aiming at real
GDP growth of about 11 percent in 2010/11, but maintain the conservative assumption for the
purpose of the program of 8.5 percent in 2010/11
_________________ Article-39: The poison of peace, unity, and brotherhood in Ethiopia !!
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