Analysis of the Structure of the Ghanaian Economy: Using Input - Output Modeling Techniques

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angličtina
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Analysis of the Structure of the Ghanaian Economy: Using Input - Output Modeling Techniques
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This study seeks to analyze the structure of the Ghanaian Economy after the rebasing of Gross Domestic Product in 2010 using Input - Output modeling techniques. The scope of analysis include; the contribution of sectors to GDP, the shares of sectors in wages and salaries, sectoral interdependence, economic diversity and the multiplier impact of final demand policy on the economy in terms of output and income. The study finds that Agriculture has been overtaken by the services sector in terms of contribution to GDP though the sector still employs a larger proportion of the labor force. It also finds that though exports portfolio has increased as a result of the addition of oil as a commodity, the economy of Ghana is still not diversified. The study alsodiscovers that inter - sectoral linkages are low between and among various key sectors within the economy. The Manufacturing sector which is vital for providing the needed backward linkage for output of Agriculture is crumbling. The Mini
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Publication year
2013
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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