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Did Kufuor’s Economic Strategy clearly identified and effectively solved the problems of Ghana was facing? What would be your recommendations?
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- Examine five qualities of a good leader to the socio-economic development of GhanaWhat is the best way to address to the potential consequences of an outdated policy of a country?List and discuss two (2) of the economic impacts of assistance from International EconomicInstitutions on the African country of your choice.
- Is there a commonality of the customer’s needs across countries?What will the product be used for and in what context?Compare the roles of the United Nations, the World Bank, the European Union, the World Trade Organization, and nongovernmental organizations. If you could gain the support of just one of these institutions for a policy you favored, which would you choose? Why?What type of assistance do both IMF and the world bank provide to one or more developed nation(s)? what interventions could the organization implement to help this/these nation(s) become more self-sufficient and healthier? Why?
- How adverse geography limits/hinders economic development in aparticular countryIt explains the role played by the United Nations (UN) in international law applicable to the economic and commercial development of companies and countries.How could the knowledge of the different global systems help in the management and development of successful business strategies?Identify the major trade blocs in Latin America and how they are influencing development.
- Should the World Bank only be focusing on urban areas?In the face of regional security challenges, advice on the roles of ECOWAS in order to bring a lasting peace in the region.If the Philippines only had enough funds to prioritize just 5 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), what 5 goals should the Philippines pick? To demonstrate learning, combine any of the past lessons in each explanation and be specific with what past lesson (module and topic) you are using.