Inflation inched up; 16.8% in April

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Africa Man 10 years ago

Na who cause am? Mahama is tall and beautiful right . Vote wisely next time . The constitut needs to change to benefit the people not the ministers . It's currently written to favor just the oresiden and ministers . This defi ...
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Na who cause am? Mahama is tall and beautiful right . Vote wisely next time . The constitut needs to change to benefit the people not the ministers . It's currently written to favor just the oresiden and ministers . This defintely has to change .
Joe Turkey 10 years ago

Inflation in Ghana is hovering around 30%, annualized. You don't even need NDC Nyarko to tell you the NDC inflation rate. Housewives, find out how much more it costs you for that basket of groceries each year. Figure out how ...
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Inflation in Ghana is hovering around 30%, annualized. You don't even need NDC Nyarko to tell you the NDC inflation rate. Housewives, find out how much more it costs you for that basket of groceries each year. Figure out how to compute the percentage. Presto! The NDC has asked the Statistical service not to include commodities with the highest increase; as if Mahama is going to provide that.
Sankofa 10 years ago

What do you mean by annualised inflation?

The inflation rate as measured by the CPI is the year-on-year change in the index.

Stop displaying your ignorance!

What do you mean by annualised inflation?

The inflation rate as measured by the CPI is the year-on-year change in the index.

Stop displaying your ignorance!
United Ghana 10 years ago

Can this woman & the statistical service ever be trusted? I think not. They only produce figures convenient or less embarrassing to the govt

Can this woman & the statistical service ever be trusted? I think not. They only produce figures convenient or less embarrassing to the govt
The mask 10 years ago

The government of Ghana must turn to other sources to increase the GDP rather than relying solely on FDI.

The government of Ghana must turn to other sources to increase the GDP rather than relying solely on FDI.

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