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Kenneth Darko • 17 Mar • 346 words · 2 min read
Why should Ghanaians temper their expectations for government spending? A PFM expert explains the balancing act.
A public financial management expert engaged journalists and policymakers on government spending. She stressed the importance of fiscal discipline- but what does that mean for the average Ghanaian?
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