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OPINION POLLS

  • Mar- 2017 -
    1 March

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    In recent times, Sri Lanka has witnessed a series of so-called ‘agitation campaigns’ that were presumably aimed at gaining the attention of the powers

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  • 1 March

    BURNING ISSUES

    Government fiscal policy continues to be the top concern of corporate executives in the island with 72 percent (down from 78% in January) of those

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  • 1 March

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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  • Feb- 2017 -
    16 February

    TALKING POINT

    Every year, an estimated US$ 1 trillion is paid in bribes, while 2.6 trillion dollars is stolen annually through corruption – a sum

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  • 8 February

    BURNING ISSUES

    Government fiscal policy continues to haunt Sri Lankan corporates, so much so that a majority (78%, versus 86% in the prior month) of those consulted in the

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  • 8 February

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    The news from official quarters hasn’t been all that positive with the prospect of a power crisis following prolonged drought conditions that have already

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  • 1 February

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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  • Jan- 2017 -
    13 January

    TALKING POINT

    There’s been a shift in the political landscape throughout the world in the year gone by; and its impact has been felt far and wide,

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  • 1 January

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    Budget 2017 may have been passed with a two-thirds majority in parliament in December, but the verdict in the corridors of business is seemingly

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  • 1 January

    BURNING ISSUES

    Corporate executives continue to regard taxes as the most pressing issue for business in Sri Lanka today, going by the results of the latest

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