W. ARTHUR LEWIS AND THE ROOTS OF GHANAIAN ECONOMIC POLICY
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All those who know Ghana know about the association of Nobel Laureate W. Arthur
Lewis with the country’s economic policy making before independence and in its early years as a
free nation. But there is less appreciation in development economics more generally of the
central role that Ghana played in Lewis’s thinking as a development economist, and there is less
appreciation among Ghanaians of how the Ghana experience left an indelible mark on Lewis in
the second half of his career. In this sixtieth year of Ghana’s independence, this paper attempts to
set out the deep connections between this giant of development economics and the evolution of
Ghanaian Economic Policy.