18
May
Economist at the University of Ghana Business School, Prof. Godfred Bokpin has disclosed that Ghana needs strict governance and productivity enhancing reforms to complement gains from the International Monetary Fund. He contends, government has a lot of work to do, in ensuring a robust macro-economic stability in the short to medium term as the country awaits the first tranche of the $3 billion facility from the IMF. Speaking to Joy Business, Prof. Bokpin said, now is the time for government to get to work. “Micro-economic stability is not an end in itself, it’s only a means to an end. What…