The Prof

It is not inherently wrong for a central bank to incur losses. Making losses can be the cost of fulfilling their core roles: price stability, financial stability, and supporting the broader economy. No problem, if the present and the future economic benefits outweigh the cost.

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Reduction in inflation does not mean price reduction. It rather represents a fast-approaching price stability.

I am comfortable taken 9% salary increase at 8% inflation than to take 15% salary increase with inflation jumping between 30%- 54%. What is fundamentally good is good, simple.

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@DStv_Ghana, please, I am waiting for the 30% reduction before I do my subscription for the month of August. You can’t increase your prices when the cedi is depreciating against the dollar and refuse to do the opposite when it is appreciating. Be fair to your Ghanaian customers.

@DStv_Ghana, please I am waiting the 30% reduction before I do my subscription for the month August. You can’t increase your prices when the Cedi is depreciating against the dollar and refuse to the opposite when it is appreciating. Be fair to your Ghanaian customers.

Death is inevitable, but we sometimes need to question how its happened.

Congratulations to my good friend Kobby Mensah for your promotion to Full Professor at the University of Ghana