Doing It My Way; Ethiopia and Kenya  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 406 no. 8825 (Mar. 2013), page SS11-SS14.
Topik: International; Economic Development; Governmental Reform; Models; Comparability

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Ethiopian border guards at the arrivals terminal in Metema check every passport against a handwritten list of undesirables to be kept out. This a country in which the state knows best. That may be tiresome for visitors, but it has made Ethiopia one of Africa's development stars. Some neighbours are following Ethiopia's state-led development model, most notably Rwanda. Yet other African countries are taking the opposite approach. They have scaled back the role of the state and liberalised markets, embracing a Western model. Kenya, which proudly proclaims itself the homeland of the American president, leads the pack. So which camp is doing better? The answer is not as straightforward as might be expected.

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