Economist and political risk specialist Dr Theo Acheampong says Ghana’s wage bill is extraordinarily high compared with regional peers, leaving little room for capital spending after other major commitments.
Economist and political risk specialist Dr Theo Acheampong says Ghana’s wage bill is extraordinarily high compared with regional peers, leaving little room for capital spending after other major commitments.
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