economic multipliers and sectoral linkages: ghana and the new oil sector

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Abstract
The study seeks to assess the structure of the economy of Ghana in terms of changes in the economic structure before and after the production of oil in commercial quantities. This is viewed with regards to economic multipliers, sectoral interdependence and trade concentration. The results show that changes occurred with regards to multipliers and sectoral interdependence. The output multipliers of most sectors have declined. The results also show that the agricultural sector experienced an initial decline in its growth while industry experienced an increase. The performance of the services sector was relatively stable for the period covered by the study. There is a decline in the level of trade concentration though on a whole the concentration index is still high. The study employed input-output modeling techniques and the data was obtained from the Ghana statistical service and the World Development Indicators.
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Authors ;Dennis Nchor;Tomáš Konderla
Journal Talanta
Year 2016
DOI
10.11118/actaun201664020635
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https://acta.mendelu.cz/64/2/0635/
Keywords
input-output tableagriculturebiology (general)

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