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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Oct- 2019 -
    1 October

    MONETARY POLICY

    Global debt yields fell to record lows in August amid less than favourable news on the international front. In

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  • 1 October

    ECONOMIC MISMANAGEMENT

    Two forces threaten the economies of developing countries. The first is the state’s role in economies that

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  • 1 October

    SOCIAL CREDIT

    Imagine a future where your life will be measured by a number – three digits that’ll dictate your place in

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  • 1 October

    SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES

    A linear ‘take, make and dispose’ model is in practice at present but the world is moving towards a circular

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  • Sep- 2019 -
    1 September

    EXTERNAL ECONOMY

    Sri Lanka registered a current account surplus in the first quarter of this year. This was the first time in over a decade that the country realised

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  • 1 September

    THE CAPITAL MARKET

    Unknown, unheralded and under-researched, because of perceptions of illiquidity and high risk, the Colombo Stock Exchange

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  • 1 September

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    The global agriculture and food system is unsustainable in its current form. Farming practices cause environmental damage

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  • 1 September

    CARBON NEUTRALITY

    We live in an age of nonlinearity. Everything proceeds with speed, and there are no necessary and certain preconditions for

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  • Jul- 2019 -
    30 July

    FISCAL OUTLOOK

    The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) cut key policy rates for deposits and lending by 0.5 percent at the end of May. Two reasons could be cited

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  • 30 July

    DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES

    Over the past 71 years or so, we’ve been told that Sri Lanka is a ‘developing’ country. So when

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