Domestic value added is the gold standard for measuring the value retention – Ghana Chamber of Mines

Voicefm Ghana April 11, 2026 1 minute read

A central element of the presentation is the estimation of a “retention ratio” of 46.2%, derived by the ratio of in-country expenditure of US$5.5 billion to mineral export earnings of US$11.9 billion.

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