Technology and enterprise development : Ghana under structural adjustment

This study, sponsored by the World Bank, is based on a detailed analysis of a sample of manufacturing enterprises of different sizes, ownership forms and specialisations in Ghana. It examines why industry in general has low capabilities and what effects the rapid liberalisation of the Ghanaian economy is having on its ability to compete and grow. It discusses why some enterprises are technologically better than others, and offers insights into the origins of modern entrepreneurs as well as policy measures to support industrial development. (DÜI-Hff)