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Political economy of the mining sector in Ghana. Joseph Ayee, Tina S#248;reide (), G. P. Shukla and Tuan Minh Le. No 5730, Policy Research Working Paper Series from The World Bank Abstract: With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the
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Get this from a library! Political Economy of the Mining Sector in Ghana. [Joseph Ayee; World Bank.] With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the
With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the industry value chain.
Downloadable! With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the industry value chain. The authors explain why it has been difficult to implement policies that would have improved social welfare.
Despite this, poverty is more pronounced ( Figure 1). 1 Though Ghana seeks to be different, the mining sector that is over a 100 years old and contributes 12% of government revenues, 7% of total
Abstract With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the industry value chain.
Joseph Ayee; Tina S#248;reide; G. P. Shukla; Tuan Minh Le. Year of publication: 2011
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Political Economy of the Mining Sector in Ghana Joseph Ayee, Tina S#248;reide, G. P. Shukla, and Tuan Minh Le1 Joseph Ayee is Professor and Deputy ViceChancellor, University of KwaZuluNatal, South Africa; Tina S#248;reide is an Economist and Senior Researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway; G. P. Shukla is Professor of Public Finance
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With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the industry value chain. The authors explain why it has been difficult to implement policies that would have improved social welfare.
Political Economy of the Mining Sector in Ghana
Political economy of the mining sector in Ghana (English) Abstract. With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the...
With a focus on the institutional setup and the political environment as central to understanding and rectifying the poor impact of mining on Ghana''s economic development, this paper highlights the vulnerabilities in mining sector governance along the industry value chain.
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According to the consulting firm TKG (2015, 12), mining in Ghana was valued at billion in 2014, and its contribution to GDP increased from 2% in 1991 to % in 2015. Minerals are the leading merchandise export, accounting for % ( billion) in 2016, compared with % for cocoa and % for crude oil.
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