Add to ORKGThe objective of this study is to analyze the impacts of GDP related variables in economic growth of Sri Lanka. Although there are many important variables affects to the GDP growth, this study focuses only on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), external debt stock, domestic saving rate, net export and final consumption expenditure. Except domestic saving rate, all other variables are measured by using the constant US$ value in 2005. The domestic saving rate was measured as a % of GDP. Auto Regressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) is proposed as the estimation method and the data set which was taken from World Bank will be analyzed using the EViews 8. I
Abstract: Remittances are considered as one of the important sources of the foreign currency earning...
This study aims at analyzing the effect of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and interest rate on ...
Over the past few years most of the developing countries are facing hardship in collecting enough re...
Nowadays, in Sri Lanka, the emergent public debt and its servicing costs are an unadorned burden on...
For decades, government sector in developing countries has been playing a vital role in promoting ec...
Foreign direct investment in Sri Lanka has grown immensely since the initiation of economic reforms ...
Budget deficit is a debating word in developing countries; it maintains a relationship with economic...
Exchange rate is identified as a factor for turning vector of the economic growth of countries which...
Individual countries and panels of countries have been studied the association between financial dev...
Abstract Nowadays, heightened academic interest in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows derives ...
Traditionally, foreign direct investment (FDI) has been discussed from the theoretical point of view...
A well-developed financial sector can affect a country’s economic development by channeling financia...
Government expenditure is one of the key fiscal policy variables that can influence economic growth ...
The stock exchange is considered an economic barometer that emphasises the economic condition of any...
At the end of a civil war which has lasted over three decades- in Sri Lanka, economy of the country...
Abstract: Remittances are considered as one of the important sources of the foreign currency earning...
This study aims at analyzing the effect of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and interest rate on ...
Over the past few years most of the developing countries are facing hardship in collecting enough re...
Nowadays, in Sri Lanka, the emergent public debt and its servicing costs are an unadorned burden on...
For decades, government sector in developing countries has been playing a vital role in promoting ec...
Foreign direct investment in Sri Lanka has grown immensely since the initiation of economic reforms ...
Budget deficit is a debating word in developing countries; it maintains a relationship with economic...
Exchange rate is identified as a factor for turning vector of the economic growth of countries which...
Individual countries and panels of countries have been studied the association between financial dev...
Abstract Nowadays, heightened academic interest in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows derives ...
Traditionally, foreign direct investment (FDI) has been discussed from the theoretical point of view...
A well-developed financial sector can affect a country’s economic development by channeling financia...
Government expenditure is one of the key fiscal policy variables that can influence economic growth ...
The stock exchange is considered an economic barometer that emphasises the economic condition of any...
At the end of a civil war which has lasted over three decades- in Sri Lanka, economy of the country...
Abstract: Remittances are considered as one of the important sources of the foreign currency earning...
This study aims at analyzing the effect of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and interest rate on ...
Over the past few years most of the developing countries are facing hardship in collecting enough re...