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Whatever. We don't need any lectures.
Speak for yourself. I learned a lot from this article.
Me like this, I am now hearing that lower inflation doesnt mean lower prices. Nobody told me. Our leaders underestimate how much the average Ghanaian can understand economic concepts
For Those Of Us Fortunate To Get Our University Education In Saner Climes/We Know What Works Both In Government& Economics &What Doesn't So Have To Add Our Two kobo From Time To Time/ Dr/ Is Doing I Believe His Utmost /But Th ...
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Population Growth One The One Hand(Hon. Ayariga Variant)& The Rate Of Discovery Of New Oil& Gas Reserves
Ghana Hasn't Figured Out The Manufacturing Thing Yet/ So Has Been Described As An Import Driven Nation For Almost All Items i.e Toothbrush/Toothpick Etc Etc
&To Pay For These Imports /Ghana Exports
Great article. Because we all feel inflation differently. Now we know why. But Dr you didn't expand on your point about "deflation".
Coacoa/Gold/Timber In The Natural State /More Recently Oil To Earn Foreign Income
The Nation Ghana Uses All Her Foreign Earnings/ To Pay For It's Import& The First Time The Nation Sort Assistance From External Sources In Nineteen Sixty Six/ Was Because The Foreign Income Earnings Of The Nation Was Not Enou ...
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The Reasons We Are Slow& Careful In Explaining The Issues Is Because There Is A Day Of Reckoning In The Pipeline
I agree to a large extent with the writer except he did not stress the issue of "the basket of goods and services". It is technically possible for inflation to be rising while the price of some goods and services may be fall ...
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And vice versa. As inflation is dropping, prices of some goods and services may go up for you if they are uniquely affected and are in your basket. He mentioned these but I would've liked to read more on it.
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