Masterarbeit, 2012
78 Seiten, Note: Excellent
This study evaluates the role of Ethiopian Airlines (EAL) in the economy of Addis Ababa and its surrounding areas, specifically focusing on its contribution to the floriculture industry. The research employs descriptive and experimental methods to analyze EAL's impact on employment, revenue generation, and overall support for the flower industry.
CHAPTER ONE: This introductory chapter sets the stage for the research by outlining the study's background, problem statement, objectives (both general and specific), hypotheses, significance, scope, and limitations. It provides a concise overview of the research design and the structure of the thesis, clearly defining the focus on the relationship between Ethiopian Airlines and the floriculture industry within the Addis Ababa urban economy. The chapter concludes with a preview of the subsequent chapters.
CHAPTER TWO: This literature review chapter examines existing empirical frameworks related to the role of airlines in urban economies, specifically focusing on the contributions of Ethiopian Airlines and the floriculture industry. It explores the economic impact of the floriculture industry both within Addis Ababa and the broader Ethiopian economy. The chapter then delves into the existing literature on the linkages between airlines and the floriculture industry, highlighting the specific connection between Ethiopian Airlines and the sector. Finally, it identifies a research gap that the current study aims to address.
CHAPTER THREE: This chapter details the methodology employed in the research. It outlines the research approach, method, and techniques used to collect and analyze data. The chapter thoroughly explains the sampling design, including the population, sampling frame, unit, technique, and size. Specific details are provided on both primary and secondary data sources. The chapter concludes by explaining the methods used for data analysis and interpretation, setting the groundwork for the presentation and interpretation of findings in subsequent chapters.
CHAPTER FOUR: This chapter presents a detailed analysis and interpretation of the collected data. It begins by reporting on the response rate and demographic characteristics of the respondents. The findings section explores several key aspects, including information about the logistics sector, transportation methods, and the contribution of EAL and the flower sector to the Addis Ababa economy. It further analyzes the current status of EAL's involvement in transporting flowers, its support for the floriculture industry, and the income changes experienced by workers in both sectors. A crucial part of this chapter examines growth trends in both EAL and the floriculture industry, analyzing indicators of growth and the relationship between the two. The chapter concludes by identifying and discussing problems affecting both EAL and the floriculture industry.
Ethiopian Airlines, floriculture industry, Addis Ababa, urban economy, economic impact, employment, revenue generation, logistics, transportation, growth trends, challenges, recommendations.
This research evaluates the role of Ethiopian Airlines (EAL) in the economy of Addis Ababa and its surrounding areas, specifically focusing on its contribution to the floriculture industry. It analyzes EAL's impact on employment, revenue generation, and overall support for the flower industry.
The key themes include: the role of Ethiopian Airlines in the Ethiopian economy; the relationship between Ethiopian Airlines and the floriculture industry; the economic impact of the floriculture industry in Addis Ababa and its hinterlands; challenges faced by Ethiopian Airlines in supporting the floriculture industry; and recommendations for improving the contribution of EAL to the floriculture industry and the wider economy.
The research employs descriptive and experimental methods. The methodology chapter details the research approach, method, and techniques used for data collection and analysis, including the sampling design (population, sampling frame, unit, technique, and size), sources of data (primary and secondary), and data analysis and interpretation methods.
The document is structured into five chapters. Chapter One provides an introduction, background, problem statement, objectives, hypotheses, significance, scope, and limitations of the study. Chapter Two reviews existing literature on the roles of airlines and the floriculture industry in urban economies, focusing on Ethiopian Airlines and its relationship with the floriculture industry. Chapter Three outlines the research methodology. Chapter Four presents the data analysis and interpretation, including response rates, demographic characteristics, findings, and an examination of problems affecting both EAL and the floriculture industry. Finally, Chapter Five offers conclusions and recommendations.
Chapter Four presents a detailed analysis of data related to the logistics sector, transportation methods, and the contribution of EAL and the flower sector to the Addis Ababa economy. It examines the current status of EAL's involvement in flower transport, its support for the floriculture industry, income changes for workers in both sectors, and growth trends in both EAL and the floriculture industry. It also identifies problems affecting both entities.
Key words include: Ethiopian Airlines, floriculture industry, Addis Ababa, urban economy, economic impact, employment, revenue generation, logistics, transportation, growth trends, challenges, and recommendations.
This language preview provides a comprehensive overview of the research, including the title, table of contents, objectives and key themes, chapter summaries, and keywords. It is intended for academic use, facilitating the analysis of themes in a structured and professional manner.
The full research document (presumably a thesis or dissertation) would contain the complete details of the study, including the full data analysis, methodology explanations, and literature review.
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