Ghana's Labour Market Faces Deep Structural Weaknesses, Economist Praises Jobs-First Agenda

A US-based economist highlights deep structural weaknesses in Ghana’s labour market but praises the National Development Planning Commission’s (NDPC) jobs-first agenda as a laudable approach to strengthen the economy.

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Ghana’s labour market faces deep structural weaknesses; NDPC’s job first agenda is laudable – US-based Economist

Dr. Nsafoah is optimistic that a properly designed jobs-first policy framework could strengthen Ghana’s economy through several important channels.

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