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Non-Traditional Exports (NTE), Imports and Economic Growth in Ghana
Non-traditional exports and imports in Ghana have grown in recent years thereby taking up a significant portion of the nation's international trade. This study investigates the relationship that non-traditional exports and imports have with Ghana's economic growth, using the Gross Domestic Product g...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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