Ghana's economy crosses $100 billion mark for the first time – Dr Forson

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• Mr Acheampong 3 days ago

  All thos wonderful news is accounted for by the arbitrary change in the exchange rate which in one swoop, reduced the overseas debt as a percentage of GDP, made the Cedi stronger allowing imports to become cheaper, average wa ...
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  All thos wonderful news is accounted for by the arbitrary change in the exchange rate which in one swoop, reduced the overseas debt as a percentage of GDP, made the Cedi stronger allowing imports to become cheaper, average wages to increase in real terms whilst staying the same, increasing the cost of fuel (and thereby income from duty) by only dropping the price by less than the value of the exchange rate and lastly SCREWING ALL THE EXPORT COMPANIES BY REDUCING THEIR INCOME BY 35% WHILST INCREASING POWER COSTS, FUEL COSTS AND WATER COSTS! THESE COMPANIES ARE ALL GOING BUST AND THEIR FOREIGN EXCHANGE GENERATION IS DISAPPEARING........FOREVER!

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• Prudhomme - Ghanaians are unintelligent 3 days ago

  A country with about 36 million people cheering about a $100 billion GDP while some countries with less than 2 million people have higher GDPs.
  
  Are we truly serious?
  
  Mediocrity is our forte!

  A country with about 36 million people cheering about a $100 billion GDP while some countries with less than 2 million people have higher GDPs.
  
  Are we truly serious?
  
  Mediocrity is our forte!

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• ShakaTiti 3 days ago

  Prudhomme, in direct response to your analogy, there are 25 years old teenagers who are millionaires and you, an older person, is not.
  We all agree that immense stupidity is your forte.
  Be wise (sorry, you can’t be wise ...
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  Prudhomme, in direct response to your analogy, there are 25 years old teenagers who are millionaires and you, an older person, is not.
  We all agree that immense stupidity is your forte.
  Be wise (sorry, you can’t be wise even if you try).

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• COD 3 days ago

  The $100 billion mark is good but just not enough regarding the country Ghana.
  Our politicians have destroyed, destroying and may continue to destroy Ghana.
  Our Ghanaian economy should have been in the trillions by this dec ...
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  The $100 billion mark is good but just not enough regarding the country Ghana.
  Our politicians have destroyed, destroying and may continue to destroy Ghana.
  Our Ghanaian economy should have been in the trillions by this decade if our politicians have been affecting prudent economic policies.

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