Faculty Publications
Submissions from 2025
Correlate of savings attitude and generational poverty as mediated by financial literacy: Evidence from Ghana, Adu Bismark Owusu-Sekyere and Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu
Mediating Role of Financial Literacy in Savings Attitude and Generational Poverty Reduction, Adu Bismark Owusu-Sekyere and Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu
Discussing the impact of the global tariff war on Ghana’s economy, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Effective property tax regime will boost tax-to-GDP ratio, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana is technically broke, Akufo-Addo’s statement incorrect, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana's 2025 Pre-budget discussion, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana's 2025 Pre-budget presentation, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana's National Economic Dialogue 2025, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana's State of the Nation Address, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Impact of COVID-19 on Managerial Effectiveness in 'Magnificent Seven' Stocks, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Research supporting evangelism, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Resetting Ghana on four pillars, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Reviewing the Ghana's Economic Dialogue, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Review of the IMF Program, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Tap into reserves for debt repayment amid growing international pressure, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Financial literacy's mediating effect on blockchain technology application and financial risk, Williams Kwasi Peprah and Maxwell Okpoti Mensah
A longitudinal study of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the managerial effectiveness of the "Magnificent Seven" stocks firms: An economic value-added approach, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Herimamy Rafaliniony, and Patricia Peprah
A Multivariate Analysis of the Impact of COVID-19 on the Consumer Price Index by Category in Selected Major Developed Countries, Herimamy Rafaliniony, Jerry L. Chi, and Williams Kwasi Peprah
Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on key consumer price indices in G7 nations, Herimamy Rafaliniony, Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu, and Jerry L. Chi
The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Economic Convergence Between Developed and Developing Nations, Lucile Sabas, Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu, Carmelita Troy, and Quentin Sahly
The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on economic convergence between developed and developing nations, Lucile Sabas, Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu, Carmelita Troy, and Quentin Sahly
Submissions from 2024
Mediating Effect of Human Capital on the Correlates of Corporate Governance, Daniel Adofo Kwakye Ameyaw, Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu, Isaac Anowuo, Ebenezer Owusu-Yeboah, and Reuel Esteban Narbarte
Predictors of audit quality: A confirmatory study, Joseph Philip Kambey, Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu, Lenny Leorina Evinta, and Cecilia Lelly Kewo
The Mediating Effect of Financial Literacy on Blockchain Technology Application and Financial Risk: Insight from Ghanaian Professionals Toward Policy Recommendations, Maxwell Okpoti Mensah and Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu
Covid-19 Pandemic Impact on Capital Structure: Evidence from Manufacturing Firms in Indonesia, Anthony Pangemanan and Williams Kwasi Peprah peprah@andrews.edu
Gender Difference on Internal Equity: Evidence From the Hospitality Industry in Ghana, Patricia Peprah
A Comparative Look at NPP and NDC’s 2024 Manifestos: A Policy Showdown for Ghana’s Future, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Alan’s vision and plan for Ghana Vs. NPP and NDC 2024 manifestos, Williams Kwasi Peprah
A Trump win means additional tariffs, stricter immigration policies, higher inflation, which could prompt US Fed to end rate-cut cycle sooner, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Business Live with Pious Kojo Backah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Cedi’s woes due to diminishing expectations of investors concern about Ghana’s competitiveness, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Debt Restructuring: Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta says Ghana would receive a draft term sheet from official creditors for the restructuring of the country’s 5.4 billion dollars of bilateral debt, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Despite an increase in the selling price of electricity, there was a decline in the revenue of the Electricity Company of Ghana, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Discussion of Ghana's Economy, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Education in Africa: A Review, Assessment, and Recommendations, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam has announced a 7 billion cedi cut in government expenditure for this year, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam says government is poised to build resilience despite the current economic shocks, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Flat tax vs. progressive tax: Which system best supports Ghana’s future?, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana Gold Coin (GGC): A High-Risk, High-Reward Investment Opportunity, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana Gold Coin (GGC): A high-risk, high-reward investment opportunity, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana is at a crossroads as it makes an important decision centered on upholding cultural or religious values or promoting diversity and inclusivity, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana's Delayed External Debt Restructuring, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana’s official creditors are scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss restructuring some $5.4 billion in loans to the country, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana’s rising debt stock alarms economists as they urge a halt on borrowing, Williams Kwasi Peprah
"Good news for Ghana," Ghana has reached a deal with bilateral creditors, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Government was forced to reverse the suspension of the Price Stabilization and Recovery levy on fuel prices due to IMF programme conditionalities, Williams Kwasi Peprah
If you do the maths very well, Finance Minister’s figures don’t tally, Williams Kwasi Peprah
IMF Bailout: Ghana to receive 1st $360m, Williams Kwasi Peprah
IMF has lifted restrictions on dollar auctions by Bank of Ghana after strong reserve build up under the programme, Williams Kwasi Peprah
No surprise! Finance Professor, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Ph.D. reacts to cedi hitting GHC 15 to the dollar on the retail market, Williams Kwasi Peprah
NPP or NDC can scrap E-levy and betting tax, it won’t cost the economy much, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Rating agency, Fitch, expects Ghana to emerge from default on its foreign currency debt in 2024, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The 37% haircut on Eurobond ‘not saved’ but a debt forgiveness, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The Bank of Ghana this week announced some additional measures to deal with the cedi’s decline, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The cedi hit GHS16.15 to the dollar on the retail market Thursday, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The cedi’s sustained depreciation against the US dollar appears to be slowing down significantly over the past three working days, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The proposal by Finance Professor Williams Kwasi Peprah, Ph.D. for the re-denomination of the cedi as a measure to tackle depreciation of the local currency has drawn mixed reactions, Williams Kwasi Peprah
The US dollar has weakened. Some analysts attribute this to a shift in polls from Trump towards Harris over the weekend, Williams Kwasi Peprah
We are not out of the woods yet, Williams Kwasi Peprah
World Bank Board is set to meet next month and approve some $ 250 million for Ghana to help support financial sector recovery, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Convince official creditors to urgently restructure $5.4bn loans – Peprah to government, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Division, partial privatization of Ghana’s ECG on the GSE for improved performance and financial stability, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Strategic Restructuring for Efficiency: Proposing the Division and Partial Privatization of Ghana’s ECG on the GSE for Improved Performance and Financial Stability, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Strategic Restructuring for Efficiency: Proposing the Division and Partial Privatization of Ghana’s ECG on the GSE for Improved Performance and Financial Stability, Williams Kwasi Peprah
COVID-19 Pandemic and Ghana’s Economy: A Deep Dive into Economic Indicators, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Isaac Anowuo peprah@andrews.edu, Ebenezer Owusu-Yeboah, Daniel Adofo Kwakye Ameyaw, and Lucile Sabas
The mediating effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on heuristic techniques and cognitive biases on investment decision-making, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Christopher Ampadu Kwakwah-Oppong, Francis Osei-Kuffour, and Lenny Leorina Evinita
Submissions from 2023
T-bill rates do not match current economic conditions – US-based Professor of Finance, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Williams Peprah: Financial instruments without risk are in heaven, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
3-year IMF deal not enough – Finance Expert, Williams Kwasi Peprah
70% achievement of DDEP good; my analysis shows government met 78% of target – US-based Associate Professor, Williams Kwasi Peprah
BoG must be blamed for high inflation – Professor Williams Peprah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
DDEP has weakened confidence in financial sector – Prof. William Peprah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Debt level is troubling; government must cut expenditure, Williams Kwasi Peprah
External debt exchange: Ghana’s Eurobond debt to reduce drastically to between $7bn and $9bn if – Prof. Peprah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Ghana on track with IMF programme, seems to be returning to financial sustainability, Williams Kwasi Peprah
High Inflation in Ghana, other Nations Due to Strong Dollar -- US-Based Associate Finance Minister, Williams Kwasi Peprah
IMF is making Finance Minister work – Prof. Peprah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Inflation will get worse before getting better – US-based Associate Finance Professor, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Lobby external creditors to accept a significant haircut to reduce Ghana’s debt – Expert, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Opt for a lengthy debt repayment plan with China – Prof. Peprah advises government, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Reducing inflation: Leverage numerous warehouses to store excess food – Prof Peprah, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Throwback: Seek economic assistance from IMF to save economy from troubles – Associate Professor of Finance, Williams Kwasi Peprah
We must have empathy; seek funding from T-bills market to settle Pensioner Bondholders – US based Associate Professor, Williams Kwasi Peprah
Economic Thought: A Biblical Perspective, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Lucile Sabas, Quentin Sahly, and Delynne Shepard
Economic Rights and Human Dignity, Lucile Sabas and Syoum Negassi
Behavioral economics and monetary wisdom: A cross-level analysis of monetary aspiration, pay (dis)satisfaction, risk perception, and corruption in 32 nations, Thomas Li-Ping Tang, Zhen Li, Mehmet Ferhat Özbek, Vivien K. G. Lim, Thompson S. H. Teo, Mahfooz A. Ansari, Toto Sutarso, Ilya Garber, Randy Ki-Kwan Chiu, Brigitte Charles-Pauvers, Caroline Urbain, Roberto Luna-Arocas, Jingqiu Chen, Ningyu Tang, Theresa Li-Na Tang, Fernando Arias-Galicia, Consuelo Garcia De La Torre, Peter Vlerick, Adebowale Akande, Abdulqawi Salim Al-Zubaidi, Ali Mahdi Kazem, Mark G. Borg, Bor-Shiuan Cheng, Linzhi Du, Abdul Hamid Safwat Ibrahim, Kilsun Kim, Eva Malovics, Richard T. Mpoyi, Obiajulu Anthony Ugochukwu Nnedum, Elisaveta Gjorgji Sardžoska, Michael W. Allen, Rosário Correia, Chin-Kang Jen, Alice S. Moreira, Johnston E. Osagie, AAhad M. Osman-Gani, Ruja Pholsward, Marko Polic, Petar Skobic, Allen F. Stembridge, Luigina Canova, Anna Maria Manganelli, Adrian H. Pitariu, and Francisco José Costa Pereira
The Mediating Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Relationship Between Technology and Organizational Performance: Evidence from Ghana Banking Industry, Manaseh Tsekpo and Williams Kwasi Peprah
Submissions from 2022
Influence of Heuristic Techniques and Biases in Investment Decision-Making: A Conceptual Analysis and Directions for Future Research, Mensah Morris Ayaa, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Maxwell Okpoti Mensah, Adu Bismark Owusu-Sekyere, and Bamfo Daniel
Influence of Stocks Intrinsic Valuation on Investment Decision Making: A Literature Review, Maxwell Okpoti Mensah, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Adu Bismark Qwusu-Selyere, Mensah Morris Ayaa, and Bamfo Daniel
COVID-19 Impact on Church Cash Inflows in Ghana as Moderated by Location Profile, Francis Osei-Kuffour, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Dickson Marfo Sarfo, and Bright Osei Yeboah
2023 Budget Presentation, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Another downgrade: What it Means for Your Invested Funds, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Any delay in getting an IMF programme will spell doom for economy – Government advised, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
ASAASE BREAKFAST SHOW: Discussing Domestic Debt Exchange Programme, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Bank of Ghana Raises Policy Rate to 24.5%, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Breaking The Ice: Career Path/Choices, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Calls for Ken Ofori Atta to resign and its Impact on the Economy, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Chamber of Corporate Trustees rejects Finance Minister's proposal - Market Place with Daryl Kwawu, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.
Debt monetisation: …a printing of money strategy for central banks to finance governments expenditure during the COVID-19 pandemic, Williams Kwasi Peprah Ph.D.