In this paper, Chartered Accountant, Daniel Taylor, and Economist, Bernard Sarpong, present cogent arguments to back their claim that Ghana’s continued reliance on external funding on the international capital market renders the country vulnerable to external shocks mainly due to reversals of capital flows during crisis or uncertainties.
The full paper is presented below.
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