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Melaku Abegaz

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin-River Falls

United States

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Melaku Abegaz is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, United States. His research focuses on areas such as carbon capture projects, non-farm entrepreneurship in rural Ethiopia, and gender disparities in wage and productivity within the Ethiopian manufacturing sector. He has also explored topics including agglomeration economies in Sub-Saharan Africa and the effects of small business entrepreneurship on poverty in US rural counties.

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Ting Shen

Assistant professor

Missouri University of Science and Technology

UNITED STATES

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Mahelet G. Fikru

Professor

Missouri University of Science and Technology

UNITED STATES

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Co-location of carbon capture projects with pollution-intensive manufacturing: evidence from US zip codes

Households’ entry into non-farm entrepreneurship and the market exit of enterprises in rural Ethiopia

Gender wage and productivity gaps in the Ethiopian manufacturing sector

Gender achievement gap in the national secondary education examination in Ethiopia

Export agglomeration economies in Sub-Saharan Africa manufacturing and service sectors

Efficiency Spillovers From Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic‐exporting Firms: The Case of Ethiopian Manufacturing

The effect of small business entrepreneurship on poverty: evidence from US rural counties

Entry and Survival in the Export Market: Spillovers from Foreign and Outward-Looking Domestic Firms in Ethiopia

Does the presence of international students improve domestic graduations in the US?

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Ting Shen

Mahelet G. Fikru

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