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Relook Flagship Policies to Cut Down the Country’s Ballooning Expenditure for Economic Stability – IEA

Relook Flagship Policies to Cut Down the Country’s Ballooning Expenditure for Economic Stability – IEA

by admin | Mar 31, 2022 | Press Releases

It stated that the government should have considered and announced as part of actions being taken to reduce expenditure. The think tank’s concerns stem from Ken Ofori-Atta, the Minister of Finance’s indication that, despite the country’s current fiscal difficulties,...
Relook Flagship Policies to Cut Down the Country’s Ballooning Expenditure for Economic Stability – IEA

Adopt IMF-Like Measures to Avoid Going There – Dr. John Kwakye

by admin | Mar 17, 2022 | Press Releases

By Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU With the economy buckling under the weight of internal and external pressures – rising inflation, a fast-depreciating local currency, foreign investor attrition – as well as heightened calls for a return to the International Monetary Fund...
Play Effective Roles to Reduce Lending Rates – IEA to Government, BoG, Banks

Play Effective Roles to Reduce Lending Rates – IEA to Government, BoG, Banks

by admin | Feb 22, 2022 | Press Releases

The debate over high lending rates will not go away anytime soon, as the Institute of Economic Affairs is calling on the Bank of Ghana, government and commercial banks to play their roles effectively, to bring down the cost of borrowing. Whilst, it wants the Central...
IEA Advocates for More Comprehensive Monetary Policy Approach to Control Inflation and Interest Rate

IEA Advocates for More Comprehensive Monetary Policy Approach to Control Inflation and Interest Rate

by admin | Feb 3, 2022 | Press Releases

The Institute of Economic Affairs, IEA Ghana is calling for a more comprehensive monetary policy in order to ensure low and stable prices and interest rates which will enhance economic growth and job creation. The IEA made this call at a roundtable discussion on...
“High Lending Rates in Ghana: What is the Solution?”

“High Lending Rates in Ghana: What is the Solution?”

by admin | Oct 22, 2021 | Discussion Papers

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“WHAT WENT WRONG IN GUINEA: LESSON FOR AFRICA”

“WHAT WENT WRONG IN GUINEA: LESSON FOR AFRICA”

by admin | Sep 29, 2021 | Press Releases

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“WHAT WENT WRONG IN GUINEA: LESSON FOR AFRICA”

“WHAT WENT WRONG IN GUINEA: LESSON FOR AFRICA”

by admin | Sep 23, 2021 | Press Releases

Forum on “High Lending Rates in Ghana: What is the Solution?”

by admin | Sep 13, 2021 | Uncategorized

High-lending-rate-programme-report-for-website-3Download September 9, 2021 IEA Dialogue Centre It will be recalled that during the inauguration of the new Bank of Ghana (BoG) Board on August 20, the President expressed concern about high lending rates in the country,...
IEA Holds Symposium on China-Africa Cooperation

IEA Holds Symposium on China-Africa Cooperation

by admin | Aug 19, 2021 | Conference Reports, IEA in the News, Press Releases

Participants at the close of a symposium on the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) initiative, in Accra, have called for strengthened collaboration among African countries for the sustainable development of the continent. The participants identified poor...
COMMENTS ON THE MID-YEAR REVIEW OF THE 2021 BUDGET

COMMENTS ON THE MID-YEAR REVIEW OF THE 2021 BUDGET

by admin | Aug 18, 2021 | Blogs, Press Releases

Comments-on-Mid-Year-Review-of-2021-Budget-03-08-2021Download https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/BizTech-Govt-must-take-bold-measures-to-achieve-development-indicators-IEA-1327087 IEA Bemoans Ghana’s Revenue Mobilization Challenge Review annual...
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