| Abstract: | The first attempt to estimate te national income of Ghana (then Gold Coast) was made in 1931 by Sir A.W. Cardinall; in his book 'The Gold Coast 1931' he devoted a few pages to the computation of the country's national income after he had surveyed the general economic and social structure of the country in some detail. In this article te author examines the figures and data of Cardinall and tries to correct some of this errors and to find out how the country fared economically in 1930. no. 10/12, p. 22-23: Appendix: Figures. |
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