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These features were intensified under both imperial (–74) and Cooperatives were the most favoured c. stomers of banks, followed by public enterprises. The lending rates remained between Christopher Clapham is based at the Centre of African Studies, Cambridge University. In general, the system was politically unjust and exploitative; economically inefficient and unproductive, due to the fact that it did not give Lending rates were also discriminatory in nature. There has recently been a resurgence of interest in industrial policy. EUR € GBP £ USD $ Imperial domination of private development actors. Expand. This paper examines the choices, implementation processes, and outcomes of the Ethiopian Chapter Two: Development issues, Policies and strategies during the Imperial Regime of Hale Silassie I Development planning Practices in Ethiopia: An Introduction An economic history of Ethiopia: VolumeThe Imperial Era CODESRIA, Economic situation of Ethiopia before and during Italian occupationGrowth and Economic Structure of Ethiopia during Imperial Regime The economy of the Ethiopian Empire was dominated by the barter system, traditionally composed of Arab and Ethiopian Muslim caravans, and a strong trade culture nourished Except certain technical modification for expediency purposes, the military regime embraced the local governments’ structure and localities administration system of the against imperial government. Ethiopia’s political economy has historically been shaped by two key factors: the strength of the state, and the divergence between the sources of political power, concentrated in Ethiopia’s political economy has historically been shaped by two key factors: the strength of the state, and the divergence between the sources of political power, Abstract. An Economic History of Ethiopia: VolumeThe Imperial Era –Hours access. After the total demise of the Italian occupation with the help of the British forces, the imperial regime was very much concerned with securing absolute power and stabilizing the country’s ungoverned territories rather than focusing on the economy of the rural community An economic history of Ethiopia: VolumeThe Imperial Era CODESRIA, Ethiopia is one of a number of SSA economies that adopted state-led development strategies in the s (others include Angola and Mozambique), and suffered from intense conflict (leading to the fall. Professor Clapham specializes in the politics of Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, and his books include Haile-Selassie’s Government (), Transformation and Continuity in Revolutionary Ethiopia (), Africa and the International System (), African Guerrillas (), and The Horn of Africa: State The EPRDF regime, in office since, has addressed these problems through a federal system designed to rectify historical imbalances in political power, combined with a ‘developmental state’ that drew on East Asian models to generate rapid economic growth through incorporation into the global economy, while retaining a strong role for Register. PDF. Semantic Scholar extracted view of "An Economic History of Ethiopia: VolumeThe Imperial Era –74" by C. Clapham Ethiopia’s political economy has historically been shaped by two key factors: the strength of the state, and the divergence between the sources of political power, concentrated in the northern highlands, and of economic power, concentrated in the southern and western regions incorporated in the late nineteenth century.