Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is facing a challenging macroeconomic landscape. The post-conflict high growth momentum has decelerated. A volatile global environment and structurally weak competitiveness continue to weaken growth and external sector performance. High interest costs mask limited fiscal improvement. Wh...
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okr-10986-312612021-05-25T09:43:30Z Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka World Bank ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FISCAL TRENDS MONETARY POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES RISKS FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS JOB CREATION EMPLOYMENT HUMAN CAPITAL AGING LABOR MARKET DEBT BURDEN Sri Lanka is facing a challenging macroeconomic landscape. The post-conflict high growth momentum has decelerated. A volatile global environment and structurally weak competitiveness continue to weaken growth and external sector performance. High interest costs mask limited fiscal improvement. While outlook remains stable conditional on political stability and reform implementation, the balance of risks is downward tilted. The country is vulnerable to global financial market conditions due to large refinancing requirements. Although some important reforms were carried out, the process has slowed down due to a challenging political environment. 2019-02-11T21:01:31Z 2019-02-11T21:01:31Z 2019-02-13 Report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/31261 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling Economic & Sector Work South Asia Sri Lanka |
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ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FISCAL TRENDS MONETARY POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES RISKS FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS JOB CREATION EMPLOYMENT HUMAN CAPITAL AGING LABOR MARKET DEBT BURDEN |
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ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FISCAL TRENDS MONETARY POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES RISKS FEMALE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS JOB CREATION EMPLOYMENT HUMAN CAPITAL AGING LABOR MARKET DEBT BURDEN World Bank Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka is facing a challenging macroeconomic landscape. The post-conflict high growth
momentum has decelerated. A volatile global environment and structurally weak
competitiveness continue to weaken growth and external sector performance. High interest
costs mask limited fiscal improvement. While outlook remains stable conditional on
political stability and reform implementation, the balance of risks is downward tilted. The
country is vulnerable to global financial market conditions due to large refinancing
requirements. Although some important reforms were carried out, the process has slowed
down due to a challenging political environment. |
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Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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Sri Lanka Development Update, February 2019 : Demographic Change in Sri Lanka |
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sri lanka development update, february 2019 : demographic change in sri lanka |
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