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    Sri Lanka’s Economic Competitiveness: A Microcosm of its Politics?

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    Date
    2018-03
    Author
    Fernando, Sachintha
    Series
    Insight;Vol.5, No. 01
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    Abstract
    The Global Competitiveness Index (GCI), ranks the competitiveness of economies. The GCI score is calculated using two types of indicators: objective (or measurable) indicators and sentiment (or subjective) indicators. While Sri Lanka has experienced a steady increase in the objective indicators, the steep decline in sentiment indicators have overshadowed these improvements, driving down the country’s overall score and rank.
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