Growth in Ghana: A Macroeconomic Model Simulation Integrating Agriculture

Argues that the Ghanian government's economic liberalization policy and its element of price deregulation has helped the agricultural sector overcome problems of storage, transportation, and marketing, but not the equally debilitating problems of rudimentary production methods, stagnant productivity, and poor organization of production. Constructs a macroeconomic model based on the strategies used in East Asia to show what could be achieved by changing policies. Developed from a doctoral dissertation for Nagoya University, Japan (no date noted). Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.


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