Survey Reveals 73% of Ghanaians Anticipate Lower Prices for Imports, Not Locals
Between June 1st and June 20th, a comprehensive survey was conducted in key regions—Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale—that revealed insightful perspectives on consumer sentiments regarding prices. A striking 73% of respondents believe that the costs of imported goods, including electronics, automobile parts, building materials, and fuel, should experience significant reductions in the forthcoming months. This sentiment, although overwhelmingly positive, does bring with it a layer of complexity.
Interestingly, nearly one…