Upper middle income status is possible – Economist

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• Kojois 1 year ago

  You said it all. Tell NDC and Mahama that he has no clue what is going on global economy now. He should support Bawumia to implement these ideas. I rest my case.

  You said it all. Tell NDC and Mahama that he has no clue what is going on global economy now. He should support Bawumia to implement these ideas. I rest my case.

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• Ghanaian 1 year ago

  Is that the ambassador to global capital market going to achieve in 9 months and continue under DMB? Ken is a mockery and has proven his incompetence. Shamelessly he thinks he has some respect out there.

  Is that the ambassador to global capital market going to achieve in 9 months and continue under DMB? Ken is a mockery and has proven his incompetence. Shamelessly he thinks he has some respect out there.

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• Enoch Mario 1 year ago

  Let's shift the focus away from political divides and instead unite behind the insightful recommendations made by Mr. Michael Yaw Offei. Regardless of political affiliations, we can all contribute to realizing Ghana's potenti ...
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  Let's shift the focus away from political divides and instead unite behind the insightful recommendations made by Mr. Michael Yaw Offei. Regardless of political affiliations, we can all contribute to realizing Ghana's potential for economic growth and prosperity. Rather than engaging in partisan discourse, let's explore how each of us can support the implementation of these ideas. This is a call for collaboration and collective action, as politicizing crucial matters only hinders our progress as a nation. Let's embrace a ceasefire on political rhetoric and work together towards a brighter future for Ghana.

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• Enoch Mario 1 year ago

  Mr. Michael Yaw Offei, a diplomat-par-excellence has provided valuable insights that offer hope amidst economic challenges in Ghana. He believes that Ghana has the potential to become an upper-middle-income country by the yea ...
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  Mr. Michael Yaw Offei, a diplomat-par-excellence has provided valuable insights that offer hope amidst economic challenges in Ghana. He believes that Ghana has the potential to become an upper-middle-income country by the year 2037, but achieving this goal will require practical and non-partisan measures.
  One of the first steps towards this goal is to adopt digital technologies, especially Artificial Intelligence, to improve productivity and create more jobs. Mr. Offei also stresses the importance of unity, inclusive private sector development, and fiscal stability. By leveraging environmental taxation, Ghana can not only increase its revenue but also reduce the effects of climate change.
  
  His expert guidance highlights the need for collective effort and unity to drive sustainable growth and prosperity in Ghana devoid of political, religious, and any other affiliation. All stakeholders must heed his advice and prioritize actionable strategies to ensure a prosperous future.

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