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Ghana is vulnerable to external shocks due to high food imports - ISSER

In its analysis of the Impact of the 2024 Budget on the Private Sector, it said Ghana needs to produce more grains, meat products and minimize imports to ensure exchange rate stability and low inflation.

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GNCCI advocates additional measures to address shortfalls in 2024 budget –

GNCCI advocates additional measures to address shortfalls in 2024 budget –
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32% of domestic revenue to be spent on debt servicing in 2024 - ISSER

In its analysis of the impact of the 2024 Budget on the private sector, it said there haven’t been many changes between 2023 and 2024 revenue targets, and as such there is a slightly higher indication for fiscal consolidation in spending.

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ISSER anticipates reduction in domestic revenue for debt servicing

ISSER anticipates reduction in domestic revenue for debt servicing
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Create a friendly environment for private sector to thrive – GNCCI to government

“We want the government to also look at a situation where they can give us some space in terms of incentives in some of the key sectors that will grow this economy for the private to borrow at a lower cost to be able to expand and create jobs. We look forward for further discussions”.

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