Stick to “no new project” policy - Kwesi Botchwey

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• Ghanabiya 12 years ago

  I hope Institute of Financial and Economic Journalists (IFEJ)will seek to inform, educate and present issues on sound, logical and none partisan fashion to the people.
  
  Looking at the records of the 2 main parties that have ...
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  I hope Institute of Financial and Economic Journalists (IFEJ)will seek to inform, educate and present issues on sound, logical and none partisan fashion to the people.
  
  Looking at the records of the 2 main parties that have ruled this country in the 4th Republic do not offer us any hope if we have to rely on politicians for solutions of our problems.

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• JH New York 12 years ago

  My common sense tells me that,Dr Kwesi Botchwey's advise is One Touch and quick solution to economic discipline.One does not need Uni degree to know or appreciate it.
  If I were the president,I would add the 1st & 2nd quar ...
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  My common sense tells me that,Dr Kwesi Botchwey's advise is One Touch and quick solution to economic discipline.One does not need Uni degree to know or appreciate it.
  If I were the president,I would add the 1st & 2nd quarters of 2014 to achieve a solid economic discipline,make a well planned budgeted(all expenses fully paid) projects across the Country on paper and not from our heads and mouths,eliminate waste in the systems to an appreciable levels and starts to develop the projects at the beginning of the 3rd quarter of 2014 with full swing.

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• Jones 12 years ago

  Rawlings, Kwasi Boychwey structural adjustment killing of Ghana. A lot governemnt enterprises was sold without Ghanaians input. It a shame Ghanaian leaders kill this country with their greed, ignorance and blatten destruction ...
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  Rawlings, Kwasi Boychwey structural adjustment killing of Ghana. A lot governemnt enterprises was sold without Ghanaians input. It a shame Ghanaian leaders kill this country with their greed, ignorance and blatten destruction of the very nation that help them in their education. By selling Ghanaians and the people whose sweat and hard work worth nothing

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• KWAKUD 12 years ago

  This works "all things being equal"as they say in economic theory. In the real world you need flexibility to change, axe, introduce new, innovate, make room for unforeseen events etc. All the while you keep an eye on the GRAN ...
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  This works "all things being equal"as they say in economic theory. In the real world you need flexibility to change, axe, introduce new, innovate, make room for unforeseen events etc. All the while you keep an eye on the GRAND PLAN, and on the BOTTOM LINE. That is what practical economic management should be about. Of course we should have new projects!

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• CY 12 years ago

  Ghana's economy can thrive on STEMICs not rhetorics.
  
  STEMICs
  
  Science, Technology, Engineering,Maths, Innovation, communication skills & systems
  
  CRID
  
  Creativity, Research,Innovation & Development

  Ghana's economy can thrive on STEMICs not rhetorics.
  
  STEMICs
  
  Science, Technology, Engineering,Maths, Innovation, communication skills & systems
  
  CRID
  
  Creativity, Research,Innovation & Development

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