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CEPA In The Media ...................................................................................................................................................................... Multiple factors hinder drop in interest rates CEPA calls for effective management of oil revenue CEPA cautions gov't on too low inflation How To Make Ghana's Oil Beneficial 'Dutch Disease' Imminent - As Ghana Enters Oil Economy CEPA Has A Point CEPA warns of Dutch Disease as Ghana moves from cocoa to oil economy Ghanaian government called to make hard choices before oil production Credit worthy clients subsidise risky borrowers Appreciating Cedi not good for Ghana Says CEPA BoG, IMF, CEPA debate economy CEPA signals threat of "Dutch Disease" Regional Integration Process Must Involve All Look beyond budget for growth CEPA calls for right balance between growth and stability CEPA raises concerns over interest rates 2010 Budget Promises More Spending Inflation at 18.04% after 0.95% drop Danquah Institute predicts tax rises in budget and 17.6 December inflation Economic growth strategies must be holistic - Dr Abbey     Multiple factors hinder drop in interest rates CEPA calls for effective management of oil revenue more »    The Year 2010: From A Cocoa Economy To An Oil Economy Preliminary Assessment of the Budget Statement and Economic Policy of the Government of Ghana for the year 2010 fiscal Year more »    Subscribe to Update Video CEPA Assessment and Critique of the 2009 Budget Statement and Economic Policy of the Government Key Personnel Dissemination & Outreach Useful Links Downloads Photo Gallery FAQs CEPA Economist Blog Staff Login