African Development Bank

Akabzaa T

Awudi GBK

Barwa SD

Frempong AKD

Leys C

MOFA

Perkins DH

Sarpong S

Sowa NK

Throup DW

Wete F

 Over the years, Ghana’s development agenda has witnessed various swings as a result of the different economic agendas successive governments adopted. The changes to the economic agendas reflect the considerable unease with the constituents of development and economic growth and the complex processes that they entail. This article attempts to place in context the wide variety of explanations for the unease. Considerable effort is made to appreciate why Ghana, like other countries, has been induced to adopt the neo-liberal economic policies in a bid to participate fully in the global economic arrangement. </jats:p

Sam Sarpong

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