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Another external shock: Why this oil shock may not trigger a crisis
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Another external shock: Why this oil shock may not trigger a crisis
By Ernestina Mensah Over the past five years, Ghana’s economy has been shaped not just by domestic policy choices, but by a sequence of global shocks, each different in nature but similar in their ability to test the country’s macroeconomic resilience. The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a collapse in global demand. The Russia-Ukraine War introduced a powerful supply side shock through energy and food prices. Today, renewed geopolitical tensions in …
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