Ghana in the Face of COVID-19: Economic Impact of Coronavirus (2019-NCOV) Outbreak on Ghana

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"Ghana in the Face of COVID-19: Economic Impact of Coronavirus (2019-NCOV) Outbreak on Ghana"
written by Randy Amponsah, Isaac Atta Frimpong,
published by Open Journal of Business and Management, Vol.8 No.4, 2020

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