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• Kakra 1 year ago

  Bawumia has digitized the cedi against the dollar and the Ghana cedi is flying above 17.20 whereas the dollar remains $1

  Bawumia has digitized the cedi against the dollar and the Ghana cedi is flying above 17.20 whereas the dollar remains $1

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• Bortey 1 year ago

  Comfort zone

  Comfort zone

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• THIS KWASIA BAWUMIAH AND HIS BOSS THIRD-CLASS AKUFO-ADDO DID NOT MENTION THE NEED FOR GHANA TO INVEST IN, AND HOLD CONTROLLING STAKES IN ALL THE NATION'S NATURAL RESOURCES CURRENTLY OWNED BY FOREIGNERS. MUMU PRESIDENT! 1 year ago

  GHANA'S LEADERS ARE MUMUS!
  
  THE FOCUS MUST RATHER BE ON GHANA INVESTING IN HOLDING MAJORITY CONTROLLING SHARES IN ALL OF GHANA'S EXPORT PRODUCTS WITH FOREIGN BUSINESSES BY VERTICALLY INTEGRATING THE EXPORT OF ALL OUR NATUR ...
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  GHANA'S LEADERS ARE MUMUS!
  
  THE FOCUS MUST RATHER BE ON GHANA INVESTING IN HOLDING MAJORITY CONTROLLING SHARES IN ALL OF GHANA'S EXPORT PRODUCTS WITH FOREIGN BUSINESSES BY VERTICALLY INTEGRATING THE EXPORT OF ALL OUR NATURAL RESOURCES WITH GHANA PLC TO ACHIEVE THE BENEFITS OF ECONOMIES OF SCALE AND DIVERSIFICATION. THIS IS SIMPLE COMMONSENSE ECONOMICS.
  
  THIS KWASIA PRESIDENT DID NOT EVEN HAVE THE COMMON SENSE TO MENTION THE URGENT NEED FOR GHANA TO INVEST IN AND HOLD CONTROLLING SHARES OR STAKES IN ALL OF GHANA'S NATURAL RESOURCES CURRENTLY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY FOREIGN INVESTORS IN GHANA. MUMU PRESIDENT!
  
  TAX-FREE QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA, THE UAE, ETCETERA ARE ALL SUCCESSFUL FABULOUSLY RICH ECONOMIES BECAUSE THEIR TAX-FREE ECONOMIC POLICIES ENCOURAGE CONSUMER CONFIDENCE AND CONSUMER SPENDING, WHICH GROWS THEIR ECONOMIES, IN ADDITION TO THE FACT THAT THEY INVEST IN, AND HOLD CONTROLLING MAJORITY SHARES OR STAKES IN ALL THEIR STRATEGIC NATURAL RESOURCES AND STRATEGIC PRIMARY EXPORT PRODUCTS - CRUDE OIL AND/OR REFINED CRUDE OIL, LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS AND THE MANY BYPRODUCTS OF HYDROCARBONS. PLUS, THEY USE MOST OF THE BYPRODUCTS LIKE ASPHALT, BITUMEN, ETCETERA TO CONSTRUCT THEIR ULTRA-MODERN CLASS "A" QUALITY-CONTROLLED MASSIVE INTERCONNECTING ROAD NETWORKS THROUGHOUT THE ARAB GULF GCC REGION.
  
  GHANA, ON THE OTHER HAND, DOES NONE OF THE ABOVE, AND NO ONE KNOWS WHERE GHANA'S HYDROCARBON BYPRODUCTS GO TO, TO THIS DAY.
  
  SAME APPLIES TO GHANA'S GOLD, DIAMONDS, BAUXITE, COCOA, LTTHIUM, ETC.
  
  GHANAIAN LEADERS ARE CRIMINALS, SO AKUFO-ADDO SHOULD SHUT THE FCUK UP WITH HIS BAWUMIAH DIGITIZATION NONSENSE BECAUSE THE LACK OF DIGITIZATION IS THE LEAST CAUSE OF GHANA'S WOES AND BACKWARDNESS. FOOLISH PRESIDENTS OF GHANA. NO WONDER NO ONE KNOWS WHERE HIS THIRD-CLASS DEGREE IS TO THIS DAY.
  
  CONVERSELY, BANKRUPT GHANA HAS NO SINGLE CONTROLLING MAJORITY STAKE IN ANY OF ITS NATURAL RESOURCES CURRENTLY OWNED AND MAJORITY-CONTROLLED BY FOREIGN COMPANIES OPERATING IN GHANA.
  
  GHANA'S SUCCESSIVE CORRUPT LEADERS RATHER PREFER TO MORTGAGE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES TO FOREIGNERS ON THE CHEAP, AWARD THEM TAX BREAKS FOR THEIR 10% BRIBES, WHILE BANKRUPT GHANAIAN CITIZENS SUFFER IRRESPONSIBLE IMF LOAN REPAYMENTS, HEFTY INTEREST RATES, AND REPAYMENT DEFAULT PENALTIES CONSEQUENCES.
  
  THIS MUMU PRESIDENT IS RATHER FOCUSSING ON DIGITIZATION TO PERPETUATE THE OVERTAXATON AND KILLER INTEREST RATES POLICIES OF BAWUMIAH THROUGH DIGITIZATION NONSENSE.
  
  KWASIA! OVERTAXING GHANAIAN CITIZENS AND IMPOSING KILLER INTEREST RATES ON THEM DO NOT GROW ECONOMIES. THOSE POLICIES DESTROY GROWTH POTENTIALS AND CERTAINLY DO NOT QUANTITATIVELY EASE THE BANKRUPT "ECOMINI" OF GHANA.

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• BABYLONNIA 1 year ago

  Hoooooooooo........ Bawumia mutum banza animal..!!!!!! He has now totally run away from his own economic theories. He just realized there was a difference in those textbook theories that he was chewing & pouring. Now, the tru ...
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  Hoooooooooo........ Bawumia mutum banza animal..!!!!!! He has now totally run away from his own economic theories. He just realized there was a difference in those textbook theories that he was chewing & pouring. Now, the truth has caught up with him. Aboa fvcking.....!!!!! Your stomach like a German machine gun!!

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• Agbenyega 1 year ago

  I am not sure Borrowmia understands what economy means. The reality of the rot is being played in our face like a television.
  Digitalisation is not everything. When the was better than it is now we never knew anything calle ...
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  I am not sure Borrowmia understands what economy means. The reality of the rot is being played in our face like a television.
  Digitalisation is not everything. When the was better than it is now we never knew anything called Digitalisation. Why should we talk about it in everything and leave other aspects of economic crisis aside? Besides, the Ghanaian IT professionals are not being used enough. We buy softwares from India, China and the rest of the outside world and use locally. One day if we have issues with the developers they will just sit down in their office in their home country and frustrate our entire nation with a dot and we shall be brought to a halt in a second.

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• New order 1 year ago

  Even when he has clearly failed,this mumu still dey lie ! He is the only person that have gained because all the apps he launched will make commissions for his HUBTEL company. He a common thief

  Even when he has clearly failed,this mumu still dey lie ! He is the only person that have gained because all the apps he launched will make commissions for his HUBTEL company. He a common thief

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• Hannan 1 year ago

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• Patrick 1 year ago

  Digitalization may bring some benefits, but it also has the potential to cause job losses in lower-skill, lower-value-added work. The evidence suggests that as the economy becomes more digitized, there is an increasing risk t ...
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  Digitalization may bring some benefits, but it also has the potential to cause job losses in lower-skill, lower-value-added work. The evidence suggests that as the economy becomes more digitized, there is an increasing risk that routine, low-skill jobs will be automated or offshored, leading to displacement and economic polarization. Policymakers must address these challenges by investing in education and training programs to equip the workforce with the skills needed for the jobs of the future.
  Digital transformation reshapes economies globally, but its benefits are not uniformly distributed. In third-world economies like Ghana, the rapid adoption of digital technologies could exacerbate income inequality, particularly affecting labor and lower-level skills. This analysis will explore the impact of digitalization on income inequality and propose policies to ensure inclusive growth.

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• There is no minority nor majority what we have is leader of government business and opposition. 1 year ago

  A zongo chap can better do digitalisation. SAKAWA BAWUMLIAR

  A zongo chap can better do digitalisation. SAKAWA BAWUMLIAR

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• Bobby 1 year ago

  Massa you don't know anything

  Massa you don't know anything

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