20
Oct
Economic and fiscal policy analyst, Julius Gyimah, has advised that if Ghanaians are disciplined, borrowing of funds by government will become a thing of the past. He noted that the country must ensure that all boxes that bring profit to the country is ticked. "Ghana's inflation at the beginning of the year stood at 53.6%...and we know the Bank of Ghana controls our liquidity, so they always need to ensure that there's supply of money in the market. However, when there's essence of money in the marker, it amounts to inflation which goes against the economy", he said. He explained…