Public Policy

Digital finance is commonplace, yet realizing its potential is a complex undertaking

A strategic and focused approach could benefit Sri Lanka more than following other nations

Countries with central banks like Sri Lanka never escape crises

Lessons for Sri Lanka from the Taiwan miracle by Hayek's student

Ideally, Sri Lanka should adopt the exchange rate as the anchor for monetary policy

The rewards of foreign higher education are vibrant, yet they must be balanced against the increasing economic burden on the nation

Former Central Bank Deputy Governor W.A. Wijewardena reviews the ODI report on Sri Lanka

One-off gains boost earnings, banking earnings lacklustre

Sri Lanka is grappling with governance as global market-driven electricity systems face scrutiny

The effective utilization of traffic lights is merely the first step in addressing the increasing complexities of transportation challenges in Colombo

Debt restructuring will not go far enough. Fiscal reforms are crucial for banks, and the economy

Notable contributions to the country are overshadowed by excesses

Streamlining the public sector workforce for efficiency and sustainability

The new administration continues the IMF programme without radical changes

Progressive taxes are unpopular but unavoidable

Recovery solidifies, but uncertainties prevail

From stabilization to recovery: the World Bank’s country director on how to build a competitive economy

Have we underestimated the capabilities of the leader who restored stability in a debt-laden nation?

A flexible exchange rate regime hurts people

The popular narrative that ending corruption will reverse the economic crisis is dangerously simplistic