Seminar on global economic crisis

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Seminar on global economic crisis

The Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS) is organizing a one-day seminar on ‘The Global Economic Crisis and Sri Lanka’ in Colombo on February 18.

The seminar will contribute to the debate on the impact of the current global economic crisis on Sri Lanka from a macroeconomic perspective. It will assess the global financial and economic crises, its impacts on the region and on Sri Lanka in particular.

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