Fuel, taxes and loans are driving up airfares – Prof Quartey
Economist Professor Peter Quartey has attributed Ghana’s high domestic airfares to a combination of taxes, aviation fuel costs, loans and the relatively small size of the local market.
Economist Professor Peter Quartey has attributed Ghana’s high domestic airfares to a combination of taxes, aviation fuel costs, loans and the relatively small size of the local market.
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