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The uninspiring performance of the Sri Lankan manufacturing sector has been attributed, among other things, to the existence of a discriminatory incentive structure. In this contribution the author tests this hypothesis. The analysis corroborates the widely held view that there is an incentive...
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Based on the past experience relating to FTAs, with a special focus on Sri Lanka, the paper emphasizes the importance of good processes, policies, strategies, and institutional mechanisms for entering into such agreements. It presents a list of important steps, negotiation methodologies, and...
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Sri Lanka has experienced a series of changes in its trade regime since attaining independence from British colonial rule in 1948. During the first decade after independence it continued with a liberal trade regime, until growing balance of payments problems induced a policy shift towards...
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