Market interactions and the corrupt practice of some greedy public officials are not the same. You cannot be justifying the demand and supply to equate corruption. The market is natural, there is always an interaction to reach equilibrium which allows for the creation of a win-win situation. Coronavirus cases in Ghana have increased the demand […]
The sudden demise of Linda Whetstone on 15th December 2021 was really unexpected and a huge blow to the freedom fraternity. The cold hand of death has taken an oak from liberty lovers around the globe. She was a shining star of liberty and she dedicated her life to support liberty all over the world. Linda
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In our modern society, economic prosperity is directly inclined to technology. It is almost impossible to have something of economic value without technology playing a vital part in its value. With this being the kind of world, we find ourselves in, one would think it absurd to have an array of young people who are
The current economic situation in Ghana is plagued with a high standard of living, astronomical inflationary figures, and high unemployment. According to Ghana Statistical Service, the inflation rate proceeding budget reading stood at 75.6%. Inflationary figures from the Ghana Statistical Service have been disputed as not reflecting realities on grounds. Ghana’s inflation rate has been
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Historically, the focus of budgets has been to ensure that expenditures and revenues are properly authorized; more recently, the budget has been developed as a framework within which complex decisions on the allocation of resources can be made more effectively. The national budget allows the government to regulate the imposition of taxes in various sectors.
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It has been a great and intense discourse on the introduction of the new tax on electronic transactions in Ghana. The 2022 budget statement of Ghana saw the introduction of E-Levy on page 74 which outlined the payment of a 1.75% levy on electronic transactions covering mobile money payments, bank transfers, merchant payments, and inward
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Growth is a function of action. Without effort, which entails labour, neither physical nor intellectual progress can occur. The YAFO Institute strongly identifies with this Calvin Coolidge quotation because it emphasizes the organization’s primary purpose of empowering young to build thriving societies. YAFO has put in a lot of effort over the years, working nonstop
According to Maslow’s Theory of Needs, a sense of security comes after food, clothes, and shelter (physical needs). The uncertainty of meeting one’s needs in the present and future creates an economic opportunity in which insurance might help. The insurance business has developed to become one of the non-financial industry components that have ingeniously found their way into the lives of people in Sub-Saharan Africa. Overall, insurance is more than simply a means of paying losses; it is also a means of encouraging loss prevention, which benefits society as a whole. Vehicle insurance was developed in response to the need to safeguard motorists from large financial losses associated with driving an automobile. Because it is the most prevalent mode of commuting and connecting cities, road transportation has contributed to mortality risk in most nations. Road transportation is the primary mode of transportation in
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A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Young Africans for Opportunities (YAFO), has made an appeal to the government to exempt the payment and transfer of school fees from charges as part of the introduction of the Electronic Levy… Read More
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The E-Levy bill should exempt transfer payments for school fees at tertiary institutions. The E- Levy bill has created certain exemptions, however, excludes transfer payment for school fees at public and private tertiary institutions. Read More
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