And even if the government had the reserves to intervene, it's very skeptical it would solve the problem. Even in an advanced country like Japan, series of co-ordinated interventions by both the governments of US and Japan haven't prevented the fall of the Japanese yen. A very long-term way of reducing inflation and thus restoring some confidence in our national currency is to produce, produce and produce and export, export and export. And to earn more from our exports, we can't rely on primary products like cocoa for a lifetime. If we don't change our export orientation, then the light at the end of the tunnel will continue to elude us.
Inflation is a very complex issue.