The Container That Swallowed the Market: Why Imported Goods Still Dominate Accra’s Shelves and Stalls
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION Walk through the bustling aisles of Makola, the tidy shelves of a neighbourhood…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION Walk through the bustling aisles of Makola, the tidy shelves of a neighbourhood…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION Ghana is frequently, and justifiably, celebrated as one of the continent’s pioneers in…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION For decades, the physical movement of a small good from a seller to…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION In the tightly woven commercial fabric of Accra, where the customer’s next alternative…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION The economic logic, viewed from the sterile perch of a corporate boardroom or…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION For decades, the dominant commercial reflex of the Ghanaian business owner, from the…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION In most developed economies, the price of a barrel of crude oil is…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION In an era of obsessive focus on digital marketing, with its precision targeting,…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION For the small and medium enterprise in Accra, the final quarter of the…
EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION The dominant myth of the Ghanaian small and medium enterprise is the myth…