Macroeconomic Bulletin

Imagine you own a hotel in Accra. You have invested in comfortable rooms, reliable staff and an attractive website. A tr ...

Recently, I have found myself asking a question I am slightly embarrassed to admit I was asking at all: why have people ...

Hearing Michael Crow, President of Arizona State University, speak about leapfrogging made me reconsider a familiar assu ...

I have been thinking about how we talk about artificial intelligence, especially here in Ghana, and I think we may be lo ...

In a decisive move that signals a renewed commitment to economic diplomacy, Ghana has formally announced its intention t ...

Failure has become one of the most misunderstood words in our vocabulary. We speak of it with a finality that it rarely ...

When we speak about infrastructure, our minds understandably turn to roads, ports, airports, electricity, water systems ...

Every entrepreneur in Ghana knows the question. ldquo;Do you have three years of audited accounts? rdquo; It is ...

Every institutional failure begins long before insolvency, regulatory sanction or a public scandal. It begins when leade ...

One of the first lessons I learned in business had nothing to do with finance, operations or strategy. It was about keep ...

Earlier this week, during a meeting, a colleague looked across the table and said something interesting. This is bold, ...

When the Bank of Ghana (BoG) talks about reforming the Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) or targeting lending rates closer to, ...