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    Budget proposals need to be feasible; Nishan De Mel
    by |17 March 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from News1st Budget Proposals advertised in the budget are not implemented because they were not seen as feasible, Verité Research Economist, Nishan De Mel said. De Mel, highlighted the importance of budget proposals to be implemented with detailed estimates...
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    Economist urges need for credible fiscal roadmap
    by |17 March 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from DailyMirror Sri Lanka would need to demonstrate the return to a credible fiscal path, a transition the country would have to make before the next debt repayment that is due mid this year by shoring up government revenue,...
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    කොටස් වෙළඳපොලට සේවක අර්‍ථසාධක අරමුදල (සේ.අ.අ.) නැවත ඇතුල් වීම පිටුපස ඇති සාවද්‍ය තර්කය  
    by |13 March 2020|Interviews & Articles
    බිලියන 23 (30/09/19 වන විට සේ.අ. අරමුදලට  කොටස් ආයෝජනවලින් සිදුවු  ප්‍රාග්ධන අලාභය) 7.5% (වසර 25 ක කාලයක් සඳහා කොටස් වෙළඳපොලේ සාමාන්‍ය ඵලදායී වාර්ෂික ප්‍රතිලාභ) 11.1% (අවුරුදු 25 ක කාලයක් සඳහා වසරක භාණ්ඩාගාර බිල්පත් වල සාමාන්‍ය ඵලදායී වාර්ෂික ප්‍රතිලාභ) අතීතයේ වංචනික...
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    Need for prudent ministerial portfolio allocation urged for better public finance management
    by |05 March 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from DailyMirror As Sri Lanka is gearing up for a parliamentary election, economists are stressing on the need to allocate ministerial portfolios in a more prudent manner so that the public finance management, amongst other areas, does not get...
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    Sri Lanka’s consumption could have recovered with smaller stimulus
    by |04 March 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from DailyMirror Successive governments have failed to come up with a citizens’ budget that entails the necessary insights for the public to understand the viability of the proposals made and to break this recurring inefficient cycle, economic think tank...
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    Sri Lanka’s consumption could have recovered with smaller stimulus
    by |25 February 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from economynext Image courtesy DailyFT Sri Lanka could have achieved a revival in consumer demand with a smaller stimulus, as the country tends to go through a cyclical revival in the wake of shocks, an economist said, amid concerns...
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    Export sector needs better strategies to propel growth
    by |17 February 2020|Verité in the News
    Originally published in - Sunday Observer Sri Lanka needs to work out better strategies in accordance with local and global developments to propel growth without lowering set targets. The country’s export sector in particular is not in sync sufficiently to...
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    Balancing short and long term interests vital for Sri Lanka in 2020 (Commentary)
    by |03 January 2020|Verité in the News
    Taken from - Mongabay By Nalaka Gunawardene Image courtesy - Nalinka Abeysinghe Sri Lanka enters 2020 at a time of political transition. With a new president in office and a parliamentary election due in the next few months, public and...
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    Sri Lanka hereditary legislators may top the House of Lords
    by |01 November 2019|Verité in the News
    Taken from - economynext Out of 225 members of Sri Lanka’s parliament, 102 members are from political families, whose ancestors of close relatives have also been in the house, a legislator has said, which if correct, tops the hereditary peers...
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    Sri Lanka should set up professional debt management unit: Academic
    by |09 October 2019|Verité in the News
    Taken from - DailyMirror By Nishel Fernando As Sri Lanka increasingly indicates characteristics of a debt trap scenario, an academic urges the government to consider setting-up a professional debt management unit to manage the debt efficiently. “A typical debt trap...
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