2022
DOI: 10.1080/23322039.2022.2124737
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Impacts Of Fishing On The Rural Household Income; Evidence From Ethiopian Rift-Valley

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“…This shows that this was a very negligible income compared to the sh farm income, which was 1852.8 ETB on a daily basis. A study by Wake et al (2022) showed that shermen nd themselves involved in agricultural activities other than shing to generate income that may not be used as an immediate income source. The average operating and marketing cost incurred by shermen per day was 88.20 ETB, with a maximum and minimum of 20 and 330 ETB, respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This shows that this was a very negligible income compared to the sh farm income, which was 1852.8 ETB on a daily basis. A study by Wake et al (2022) showed that shermen nd themselves involved in agricultural activities other than shing to generate income that may not be used as an immediate income source. The average operating and marketing cost incurred by shermen per day was 88.20 ETB, with a maximum and minimum of 20 and 330 ETB, respectively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%