Socialism Needs a Host to Survive| Peter Bismark

Many of my colleagues are really satisfied with the unseen hand that plunder and heavily put restriction on individuals who enjoy their freedom of doing business. The huge welfare program characterize with heavy taxation makes sense because the beneficiaries have no ideas how those “free” stuffs are funded.

Socialism is a Poverty-driven system with More Laws Less Production | Peter Bismark

Socialism still remains popular despite its long track record of failure. Poverty and oppression are basic features of socialism.

Scrutinise Public Policies of Governments and Regional Bodies for Prosperity

Mr Peter Bismark Kwofie, President of the Institute for Liberty and Policy Innovation (ILAPI), Ghana has appealed to journalists to analyse policies governments and Regional bodies put across to ensure that they do not militate against individual freedoms and innovation.

According to him, journalists should also analyze and question the status quo using the basic public policy and economic tools by identifying policy gaps that had the tendency to benefit cronies at the expense of taxpayers.

ILAPI - Ghana makes it to the final of the 2019 Think Tank Shark Tank-Africa Competition

One of Ghana’s leading free market think tanks, Institute for Liberty and Policy Innovation, ILAPI – Ghana, has been selected among three finalists to compete in the 2019 Think Tank Shark Tank-Africa competition.

ILAPI which has been very vibrant in pushing for policy innovation in Ghana was selected based on its project it intends to embark on. The think tank plans to initiate a programme that seeks to end the monopolization of sales and export of cocoa beans in Ghana.

Russian Penetration into Africa is easy, even without Aid | Peter Bismark

Economic diversification and diplomatic cooperation are key in globalisation, especially when a country is vulnerable to international sanctions. Russia has faced lots of sanctions from the US and Europe to limit its intended aggressions.

The Poor Produce the Golden Bean, the Irony of Ghana’s Cocoa Sector | ILAPI

Cocoa, a cash crop referred to in this article as the golden bean because of its enormous benefits is produced in Eastern, Western, Ashanti and other parts of Ghana. Historically, it is believed that Tetteh Quarshie brought cocoa to Ghana from Fernando Po (in modern day Equatorial Guinea) in the year 1876.