
The Big Push agenda and the economic cost of delayed compensation payments in Ghana
Isaac Dwimoh-Opoku & Francis Oppong Jantuah
As property valuers and real estate consultants, news of major infrastructure initiatives such as the government’s Big Push agenda should be exciting.
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