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How property taxes can help low-income countries to develop

By Martin Grote, Mario Mansour, & Jean-François Wen The world’s governments must raise an additional US$3 trillion to achieve sustainable and inclusive economic growth goals...

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Editorial: Ghana turns a new page in her political history

With the induction of John Dramani Mahama as the new President of the Republic on January 7 this year, he acknowledged that the event...

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Unlocking Ghana’s future: how salt can drive industrialisation, transform the economy and empower communities

By Douglas BOATENG (Prof) Professor Douglas Boateng shares a vision for national growth through strategic salt development In a recent interview with a leading international industrial...

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Economy escapes contraction in Q1 despite COVID-19 scare … Analysts say it’s too early to rejoice

Despite the coronavirus pandemic biting economies around the world hard, with many seeing a contraction - especially the developed ones, Ghana’s economy was able...

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Enhancing revenue mobilization (1): through improved reduction in widespread tax exemptions and concessions, robust administrative systems as well as diversifying its tax revenue streams under IMF ECF program

By Richmond Akwasi ATUAHENE (Dr) Ghana’s tax collection is low compared with other lower middle-income countries. Wide spread tax exemptions and waivers, corruption, failure to...

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World Tourism Day Resolution… (1)

By Prince Dennis KLINTINGS, ([email protected]) Let’s review and reengineer our Tourism Development Strategy to reposition for double digit rapid tourism growth, use it to diversify,...

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Turning crises into cash: the path to prosperity

By Samuel Lartey (Prof.) [email protected] Ghana, once lauded as an African success story, has faced significant economic hurdles in recent years, from overburdened national debt to...

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Editorial: Economic recovery efforts on course

Recovery efforts for the economy have been cemented, with the country reaching a staff-level agreement (SLA) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part...

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The IMF must end its destructive surcharges

By Joseph E. STIGLITZ, Kevin P. GALLAGHER, Martín GUZMÁN& Marilou UY A group of 22 financially distressed countries, including Pakistan and Ukraine, has become the...

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Poor revenue mobilisation will prolong recovery efforts – Fidelity Bank report

For the economy to have a speedy and steady recovery from the pandemic’s impact, there is a need for government to use innovative means...

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Path to industrialization – evaluating key political parties’ promises on AU Industrialization Day 2024

Is China facing a deflationary trap?

The crisis that Germany needs

How property taxes can help low-income countries to develop

Fire disasters and their impact on GDP growth

Unlocking Ghana’s future: how salt can drive industrialisation, transform the economy and empower communities

Enhancing revenue mobilization (1): through improved reduction in widespread tax exemptions and concessions, robust administrative systems as well as diversifying its tax revenue streams...

How property taxes can help low-income countries to develop

Editorial: Ghana turns a new page in her political history

Unlocking Ghana’s future: how salt can drive industrialisation, transform the economy and empower communities

Economy escapes contraction in Q1 despite COVID-19 scare … Analysts say it’s too early to rejoice

Enhancing revenue mobilization (1): through improved reduction in widespread tax exemptions and concessions, robust administrative systems as well as diversifying its tax revenue streams under IMF ECF program

World Tourism Day Resolution… (1)

Turning crises into cash: the path to prosperity

Editorial: Economic recovery efforts on course

The IMF must end its destructive surcharges

Poor revenue mobilisation will prolong recovery efforts – Fidelity Bank report