2409-1634Research result. Economic Research2409-163410.18413 / 2409-1634-2015-1-3-38-42279WOLD ECONOMYRECOMMENDATIONS ON ENHANCEMENT OF GHANA’S INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESSRECOMMENDATIONS ON ENHANCEMENT OF GHANA’S INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESSKamyshanchenkoElena N.KamyshanchenkoElena N.kamyshanchenko_e@bsu.edu.ruShokIrina A.ShokIrina A.schok@bsu.edu.ruIsaanJapharIsaanJapharsaanjafar388@yahoo.com20151300

Ghana is endowed with natural resources and has a huge domestic market and a fast growing economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. There is every reason to believe that with updated and enforced reforms that improve institutions and economic policies, Ghana will serve as conducive climate to welcome foreign direct investment decisions. However, political instability, corruption, and several other elements make Ghana a far less attractive destination for direct foreign investment

Ghana is endowed with natural resources and has a huge domestic market and a fast growing economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. There is every reason to believe that with updated and enforced reforms that improve institutions and economic policies, Ghana will serve as conducive climate to welcome foreign direct investment decisions. However, political instability, corruption, and several other elements make Ghana a far less attractive destination for direct foreign investment

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