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Ghana risks underdevelopmentas infrastructure spending falls short, ISSER warns

Osei stressed that capital expenditure remained a crucial driver of infrastructure development, industrialisation, productivity growth and job creation.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) has cautioned that Ghana risks undermining its long-term development goals if infrastructure spending continues to fall short of target due to tight expenditure controls.“Public investment plays a vital role in creating the conditions that attract private capital, promote economic diversification and strengthen productive sectors,” Prof.
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