Ghana’s economy was expected to maintain robust growth over the medium term bolstered by improved non-traditional production, increased-private sector investment, improved public and social infrastructure development and sustained economic and political stability. The traditional exports such as gold, cocoa and timber have been the major economic activities Ghana has solely depended on as a foreign exchange earner for its economic and developmental activities since independence in 1957. However, empirical studies have shown that these sectors are faced with a number of challenges militating against full benefits the country could gain from the export of commodities due to the decline of t
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