Globalization, policy reforms and productivity growth in developing countries Evidence from Sri Lanka

By:

BANDARA, YAPA M W Y

Contributor(s):

KARUNARTNE, NEIL D

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2013Description: 429-451Subject(s):

GLOBALIZATION

NLM classification:

338.9

In: GLOBAL BUSINESS REVIEWMSummary: Sri Lanka's economic policy strategies radically moved away from inward looking import substituting industrialization to outward looking export oriented industralization (EOI) in 1977. The EOI strategy was implimented through a broad agenda of reforms including trade liberalization, pivatisation of state owned enterprises and financial deregulation. These reforms had a profound impact on productivity in the export oriented production sector and laid the foundation for rapid growth and structural change.

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Sri Lanka's economic policy strategies radically moved away from inward looking import substituting industrialization to outward looking export oriented industralization (EOI) in 1977. The EOI strategy was implimented through a broad agenda of reforms including trade liberalization, pivatisation of state owned enterprises and financial deregulation. These reforms had a profound impact on productivity in the export oriented production sector and laid the foundation for rapid growth and structural change.

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