Despite two decades of civil strife, Sri Lanka’s economy has been quite buoyant and its GDP remained constant. Though poverty alleviation is still a big problem, the government gave top priority to privatization in the past five years. Its markets comprise external trade-oriented and produce commodities and manufactured products.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR M. Dinakar
M. Dinakar holds an M.A. degree in applied economics from Andhra University. He has over 30 years of experience including eleven years with State Bank of India in the areas of planning, development and operations. For fifteen years, Dinakar was with Indian Express. He was one of the members of Monitoring and Implementation Committee, a State Level Committee of Andhra Pradesh for Cooperative Urban Banks. He is currently working as a faculty member with the ICFAI University. His areas of interest include philosophy, spiritualism and service.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR V.V. Ramani
V.V. Ramani holds an M.A., Phil and a PGDM from Madras University. She is currently working as a Faculty Member and Consulting Editor with ICFAI University. She has over 18 years of industry and academic experience. She is the Joint Secretary of National Human Resources Development Network, Hyderabad Chapter and Vice President of CEASE Child Labor (an ILO Project). Her articles have been published in various magazines and management journals. She presented several papers in various conferences and seminars. Her areas of interest include Economics disciplines like Micro-Economics, Macro-Economics, International Trade, Public Finance and HR disciplines like Leadership, Organisational Development, Human Resource Management and Networking.
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