Tap into reserves for debt repayment amid growing international pressure

Williams Kwasi Peprah

Tap into reserves for debt repayment amid growing international pressure

Williams Kwasi Peprah

Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance

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Abstract

Professor of Finance at Andrews University, Michigan, USA, Prof William Peprah, has urged the government of Ghana to utilise part of the country's $4.2 billion reserves to address outstanding debts to multinational suppliers.

Original language	American English
Publisher	MyJoyOnline
Media of output	Online
State	Published - Jan 16 2025

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Tap into reserves for debt repayment amid growing international pressure

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