The cash flow challenge
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The cash flow challenge

… why many  SMEs fail despite making sales

Dickson Assan
Published 56 minutes ago6 min read

Despite accounting for more than 90% of registered businesses in Ghana, providing approximately 80% of employment, and contributing 70% to gross domestic product (GDP), small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to experience high failure rates.

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