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ajase-5833	Adukpo, Tobias Kwame; Bethel, Jacob Obeng	Impact of Macroeconomic Factors on Government Spending in Ghana	2025	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4707	247	44	The Likelihood of the joint density function of the observed yi’s is: Figure 1: Histogram of Government spending with a normal curve Because the purpose of the study is to find out how the macroeconomic indicators affect government spending trends, the histogram (figure 1 above) reveals that the data on government spending is approximately normally distributed, with a slight skew in the right direction. The results show that GDP growth, public debt and unemployment are positively associated with government spending, while higher interest rates constrain fiscal expenditure.	cache/ajase-5833.pdf	txt/ajase-5833.txt