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Many countries in Africa Set up stock exchange in the early 1990s as a requirement for the introduction of market economies. Ethiopia, the second most populous country in Africa, had passed through different economic and political changes, from the imperial feudal economy and the current market economy and has a growing economy which needs investment on a continuous basis for new ventures as well as for expansion and modernization of existing productive capacity. And, to sustain the annual GDP growth, the country needs new investments, in other words, it needs capital to invest.Stock exchange…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Many countries in Africa Set up stock exchange in the early 1990s as a requirement for the introduction of market economies. Ethiopia, the second most populous country in Africa, had passed through different economic and political changes, from the imperial feudal economy and the current market economy and has a growing economy which needs investment on a continuous basis for new ventures as well as for expansion and modernization of existing productive capacity. And, to sustain the annual GDP growth, the country needs new investments, in other words, it needs capital to invest.Stock exchange market provide one means to raise capital, as mobilize savings of investors. Therefore,stock exchange market are essential for the country's overall economic growth. Despite this, the country does not have an established stock exchange market although the need for capital market development has been continually discussed by various groups/stakeholders and academics. This book explore the Possibilities of Developing Stock Markets in Ethiopia in current condition with regard in terms of institutional, legal, regulatory, technical, economic, financial and other factors.
Autorenporträt
Yonatan Zegeye tem experiência educacional que inclui um bacharelato em Economia, um bacharelato em Contabilidade e um MBA em Contabilidade e Finanças, tendo trabalhado em vários bancos estatais na Etiópia, incluindo o Banco de Desenvolvimento e o Banco Comercial da Etiópia, desempenhando várias funções operacionais.