The 2027 budget is a “common sense” budget – Senyo Hosi
Convener of the OneGhana Movement and Finance and Economic Policy Analyst, Senyo Hosi, has described the government's 2027 Budget as a “great common-sense budget”, praising its focus on revenue generation, expenditure discipline and economic stability.
Finance and Economic Policy Analyst Senyo Hosi has praised the government's 2027 budget as a "great common-sense budget", commending its focus on revenue generation, expenditure discipline, and economic stability. Speaking on JoyNews' Newsfile, Hosi highlighted the government's increased efficiency in revenue generation and responsible spending management, urging Ghanaians to shift their focus from political comparisons to how the country can improve its economic management.
He emphasized the importance of building upon the progress made rather than solely discussing fiscal consolidation and macroeconomic indicators. Hosi acknowledged the significance of fiscal consolidation but stressed the need to transition from stability to production, ensuring that economic policies support responsible public spending and macroeconomic structure.
He also welcomed the government's decision to prioritize maintaining economic stability as their top economic agenda, believing it would lay the foundation for other development priorities and create a more predictable environment for businesses and investors.
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