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A Senior Fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution in the United States of America, Professor Durrell Duffie, has argued that moves by some central banks in Africa including Ghana to shift away from the use of the US dollar for international trade may be too risky and possibly injurious to their national economies.
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