Ethiopia: Springtime in Addis Ababa?

Reforms announced by Ethiopia’s government could upend the country’s political and economic model. This may eventually boost growth, but a delicate period of liberalisation will increase the risk of near-term shocks. We think the move springs from elite fears that the current growth model is unsustainable.

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