Monetary Policy and Financial Sector Reform in Ghana

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Monetary Policy and Financial Sector Reform in Ghana

Monetary Policy and Financial Sector Reform in Ghana

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Monetary Policy and Financial Sector Reform in Ghana

November 2, 2015

This Country Study summarizes the findings and recommendations of a UNDP-supported study on the linkages among central bank policy, the financial structure, and employment outcomes of Ghana.

Document Type

Case study

Regions and Countries

Africa
Ghana

Topics

Economic development
Inclusive growth
Jobs and livelihoods
Poverty reduction and inequality
Sustainable development

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