Experts at the National Economic Dialogue 2025 proposed measures to stabilize Ghana’s economy, addressing issues like poor revenue generation, excessive borrowing, and the need for fiscal discipline. Key recommendations included tax reforms, strengthening public financial management, and improving exchange rate stability.
In a recent gathering at the Accra International Conference Centre, a panel of economists presented a series of proposals aimed at stabilizing Ghana’s economy during the National Economic Dialogue (NED) 2025. The discussions, led by economist Leslie Bright Mensah, highlighted critical issues such as weak revenue generation, poor public expenditure management, and excessive borrowing as primary contributors to Ghana’s ongoing economic challenges.
The recommendations put forth by the Macroeconomic Stability Group underscore the urgent need for fiscal discipline, tax reform, and enhanced public sector efficiency. By addressing these issues, Ghana can enhance macroeconomic stability, stimulate business confidence, and safeguard against future economic vulnerabilities. The National Economic Dialogue serves as a vital platform for fostering collaboration among economists, policymakers, and government officials aimed at producing sustainable economic solutions.
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