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    THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN AID ON AGRICALTURAL GROWTH IN ETHIOPIA A TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
    (WOLKITE UNIVERSITY, 2019-01) Abdulhake Teni
    The study has empirically examined the impact of foreign aid on Agricultural growth in Ethiopia over the period 1974/75 to 2015/16 using time series analysis. The main hypothesis of the study is that foreign aid has an impact on agricultural growth of Ethiopia. To test this hypothesis an empirical model is estimated using Johansen integration test and Vector Error Correction model (VECM) as the estimation techniques to estimate the long run and short run relationship. The empirical result from the statistical analysis shows that foreign aid has negative insignificant impact on agricultural growth in the long run and also arable land, capital investment, labor and government expenditure on agriculture sector have positive significant impact on agricultural growth in the long run. The result of the study reveals that foreign aid which is directly given to agricultural sector for agricultural growth has a long-run relationship according to the Johansen integration test. The most important policy implication of the result is that arable land capital investment labor and government expenditure is crucial to increase agricultural growth of Ethiopia both in both long run and short run than encourage direct foreign aid in agricultural sector.
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    Tax and Government Revenue: in Ethiopia
    (WOLKITE UNIVERSITY, 2019-10) Abdulbasit Yassin Nuro
    This study investigated both theoretically and empirically economic impacts of tax and taxreform on government revenue growth in Ethiopia using time series data from the time of its inception 1974 to 2016.Both descriptive statistics and econometric tools of error correction model (ECM) to analyzingthe long run and short run relationships on components of tax, tax reform and governmentrevenue growth.The results show that tax revenue and tax reform variables of goods and service tax (GST),international trade tax (ITT) have positive and significant impacts on government revenue growth in the long run and short run analysis, whereas profit and income tax (IPT) and non-tax revenue (NTR) have positive impacts and insignificant on government revenue growth.