BoG Dep. Gov. pushes local consumption agenda

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• JAMES Y 9 years ago

  It does not need an Economics Doctor to tell them, Ghanaians should know that if they want to uphold their currency at a high rate, they should produce more and cut import, especially for consumer goods. There's no any other ...
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  It does not need an Economics Doctor to tell them, Ghanaians should know that if they want to uphold their currency at a high rate, they should produce more and cut import, especially for consumer goods. There's no any other way.

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• EZEKIEL 9 years ago

  IT IS THE SAME SERMON everyday! Ghanaians are just FUNNY.What they can ALSO do to SUPPORT the Local Currency,NOBODY takes it serious!!
  How can an African Country have SO MUCH APPETITE for so much foreign goods ???

  IT IS THE SAME SERMON everyday! Ghanaians are just FUNNY.What they can ALSO do to SUPPORT the Local Currency,NOBODY takes it serious!!
  How can an African Country have SO MUCH APPETITE for so much foreign goods ???

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• mr amin 9 years ago

  its a lie blaming import for the woes of tbe cedi. indexing import duties in doller is to blame. secondly u can not produce more with a weak currency. materials will be expensive. stop indexing in dollers at the ports.

  its a lie blaming import for the woes of tbe cedi. indexing import duties in doller is to blame. secondly u can not produce more with a weak currency. materials will be expensive. stop indexing in dollers at the ports.

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• Lord Tennison 9 years ago

  When did you realize this?Make extensive and timely use of the statistics at the Bank's disposal to help the government make good decisions.Do not shelve them.

  When did you realize this?Make extensive and timely use of the statistics at the Bank's disposal to help the government make good decisions.Do not shelve them.

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