Monetary policy crippling private sector – Togbe Afede

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• Kwaku Gloenawo 11 years ago

  Our government does not listen to wisdom but to itself. It is not a shame to take advise from your opponent if that will bode well for your country. Fundamentally, the ideology of our current government is anti business so th ...
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  Our government does not listen to wisdom but to itself. It is not a shame to take advise from your opponent if that will bode well for your country. Fundamentally, the ideology of our current government is anti business so they see the ideas that promote business as satisfying the few rich in society. Social investments may improve the living conditions of the poor but do not generate income.

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• Amegbetor S. 11 years ago

  Dr. Botchwey is behind all these policies.

  Dr. Botchwey is behind all these policies.

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• Goodman Dickson 11 years ago

  Great man and great mind, pointing the way forward to prosperity. People should learn from him. Indeed Ghana needs your likes.

  Great man and great mind, pointing the way forward to prosperity. People should learn from him. Indeed Ghana needs your likes.

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• Lord Tennison 11 years ago

  So long as the government increases taxes, withdraws subsidies on refined petroleum products and utilities to push up inflation,the Bank of Ghana will increase the bank rate and make it costly to borrow money by the manufactu ...
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  So long as the government increases taxes, withdraws subsidies on refined petroleum products and utilities to push up inflation,the Bank of Ghana will increase the bank rate and make it costly to borrow money by the manufacturing sector.It has been the plight of our economy since the advent of John Mahama and the NDC.
  If the searchlight is turned away from the interchanges to nowhere to the feeder roads and rural transportation to bring the rotting agricultural produce to the marketing centers, we may make a significant dent in the rate of inflation.
  I doubt it if the 16% inflation rate can be reduced to 11% as projected by Seth Terkper.

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