This is one of the real key and fundamental issues that needs to be resolved.
Economic growth rates are just one factor in the development of a country.
Usually there should also be a accompanying growth in productive jobs and supporting infrastructure projects.
Who would have thought that Ethiopia would be currently experiencing an economic growth rate of 10%
Not quite on-topic I know, but a news item recently that gave me quite a surprise. 10% growth rate, but still a developing economy looking to build solid bases......Agriculture accounts for nearly half Ethiopia's output but heavy public spending on infrastructure spurred 8.5 percent growth in 2011-2012, making it one of Africa's fastest growing economies....
Source:-
http://news.yahoo.com/ethiopia-sees-...070651830.html