Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a fresh look at the key challenges of policy formulation for a small country like Sri Lanka in a rapidly globalising world. It goes beyond economics to include history, politics, and ideology of different governments of the country overtime and extends its analysis to other countries facing similar challenges. The extent and speed of globalisation have been assessed through variables such as foreign direct investment, migration, trade openness, and the macroeconomic policies to take an even keel.
