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Has Sri Lanka s Crisis-driven Import Controls Incentivised Import Substitution? – Lanka Business Online

By Dr Asanka Wijesinghe and Nilupulee Rathnayake: In response to the economic crisis, Sri Lanka implemented import controls that expanded significantly by the end of 2022, accounting for approximately 30% of the country's total import value (Figure 1). The controls affected various categories, in

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Has Sri Lanka s crisis-driven import controls incentivised import substitution? – The Island

Has Sri Lanka s crisis-driven import controls incentivised import substitution? – The Island
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Overcoming Obstacles: The economic case for a Sri Lanka-Thailand FTA

Overcoming Obstacles: The economic case for a Sri Lanka-Thailand FTA
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Overcoming Obstacles: The Economic Case for a Sri Lanka-Thailand FTA

By Asanka Wijesinghe and Nilupulee Rathnayake In 2019, only 6 % of tea imported by Thailand was from Sri Lanka. This low percentage can be attributed to the difference in preferences and Thailand’s high tariffs of 90 % on imported tea, which act as barriers to Sri Lanka’s tea exports. Additionally, Thailand imposes up to […]

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The Doing Good Index (DGI) 2022 reveals widespread pessimism about the future of Sri Lanka s social sector – The Island

Optimism among social sector organisations in Sri Lanka is low, according to Doing Good Index 2022, a new report from the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society (CAPS) in partnership with the Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS). The social impact study exposes the underlying structural conditions preventing the region’s social sectors from […]

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