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Ethiopia has revised its national accounts, raising nominal GDP for the 2017 Ethiopian fiscal year, corresponding to 2024/25, from Br15.09trn to Br24.03trn, or $201.4bn.
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Ethiopia has revised its national accounts, raising nominal GDP for the 2017 Ethiopian fiscal year, corresponding to 2024/25, from Br15.09trn to Br24.03trn, or $201.4bn.
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