Telecom Liberalization in Ghana: Evaluation of its role on SME Growth - Owusu-Kumih, Eric
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Since the 1980s, countries across the world have been deregulating and liberalizing their telecommunications sectors as part of major global economic reforms. Although, many practitioners and experts in the telecommunication industry have commended the wave of liberalizations across the world; even in more protectionist idiosyncratic countries. However, there seems to be lack of empirical evidence on whether or not these liberalizations within the telecommunication industry have influenced economic activity with a clear emphasis on small and medium scale enterprises. The question therefore is…mehr

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Since the 1980s, countries across the world have been deregulating and liberalizing their telecommunications sectors as part of major global economic reforms. Although, many practitioners and experts in the telecommunication industry have commended the wave of liberalizations across the world; even in more protectionist idiosyncratic countries. However, there seems to be lack of empirical evidence on whether or not these liberalizations within the telecommunication industry have influenced economic activity with a clear emphasis on small and medium scale enterprises. The question therefore is has the liberalization of the telecommunication industry influenced the growth of SMEs in countries where such liberalizations have taken place? This book has all the answers!
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Dr. Eric Owusu-Kumih has 10+ years experience in education and business management roles. He currently works as the Head of Koforidua Satellite Campus of Ghana Technology University College (GTUC). He describes himself as an "Educational Enterprise Startegist". He is an Alumnus of Apollos University, KNUST, University of Ghana & St James Seminary