The key structural characteristics of the economy of Ghana include the following: A highly open economy relatively well-integrated into the global trading system and critically dependent on three commodities namely cocoa, gold and oil. A standard measure of openness to international trade (the ratio of the value of ...
CEPA has a mandate to promote a non-partisan informed debate on key policy issues on the economy of Ghana with emphasis on macroeconomics growth and poverty alleviation issues.
The new Mills-led Government inherited an economy characterised by severe macroeconomic instability which manifested itself in, among other things, a record budget deficit estimated at 14.5 percent of GDP at the end of 2008.
Multiple factors hinder drop in interest rates
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