1 must be addressed and the trend reversed.There is, therefore, the need to uncover the reasons for this trend and make recommendations to improve the patronage of Made-in-Ghana goods. To achieve this PEF organised this survey.The objective of this study, therefore, is to establish if there is any such unexplained preference for foreign goods and, if this is the case, to identify the factors responsible for such attitudes and make recommendations for the increased patronage of Made-in-Ghana goods.Summary of Findings+ Preference: 45.5% of the respondents preferred foreign goods to local goods, while 42.0% preferred Made-in-Ghana goods. The 12.5% who were indifferent indicated that they make their selection on a product-to-product basis

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