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Tariff rise fuels inflation

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DAN 10 years ago

why is petro so high in ghana when the oil from Nigeria & Ghana travels for 5 weeks to usa???? Tax, Ghana and europe place large tax to prevent people from driving large cars...www.NewyorkgasPrices.com or www.atlantaGasPrices ...
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why is petro so high in ghana when the oil from Nigeria & Ghana travels for 5 weeks to usa???? Tax, Ghana and europe place large tax to prevent people from driving large cars...www.NewyorkgasPrices.com or www.atlantaGasPrices.com...check see how bad your getting screwed!
GHFUO, be serious & change ur thinkin 10 years ago

ITS ILLOGICAL. RISES IN TARRIFS SHOULD BE AT PAR WITH THE RATE OF INFLATION TO THE CURRENCY, TUITION FEES, IMPORT DUTIES, TRANSPORT FARES, THE NATIONAL DEFICIT, LAND PRICES, HOME PRICES ETC...IN GH THIS IS NOT THE CASE. TODAY ...
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ITS ILLOGICAL. RISES IN TARRIFS SHOULD BE AT PAR WITH THE RATE OF INFLATION TO THE CURRENCY, TUITION FEES, IMPORT DUTIES, TRANSPORT FARES, THE NATIONAL DEFICIT, LAND PRICES, HOME PRICES ETC...IN GH THIS IS NOT THE CASE. TODAY, A BALL OF KENKEY IS 3 CEDIS. NEXT YR IT WILL 5 CEDIS. IS IT RELATIVE?