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Sri Lankan economy grows by 6.8%

Confused!:pissed:

Which one we believe..?? @kurup

The data by world bank , afaik , is for the year 2012 and not for the fiscal year 2012-2013 .

In 2012 , we grew by 3.2% according to world bank and in fiscal year 2012-2013 , we grew by 3.986% .
 
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At close to 7% growth it looks like we will reach the Government's target of $4000 per capita (PPP$ 8000) before the stated target time of 2016.

It is wonderful to have a Government leading the nation that actually understated their goal!
 
The data is correct . According to world bank , India had the slowest growth rate in south asia at 3.2% for 2012 .

Hopefully growth picks up in India! Maybe if you get Modi he will do what MR did for Sri Lanka.
 
Hopefully growth picks up in India! Maybe if you get Modi he will do what MR did for Sri Lanka.

Most of the patriot people hope so .... Everybody believe Modi .
 
Sri Lanka's August tourist arrivals jump 26.1 pct yr/yr

Sept 16 (Reuters) -

Tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka jumped 26.1 percent year-on-year in August, government data showed on Monday, with the number of foreign visitors rising for the 52nd straight month since the near-three-decade civil war ended in May 2009.


TABLE-Sri Lanka's August tourist arrivals jump 26.1 pct yr/yr | Reuters

The top 10 markets as at end of August shows India continuing its hold as Sri Lanka’s biggest tourist market with 113,541 tourists, followed by the traditional markets UK and Germany with 81,644 and 53,218 respectively.

August records third highest-ever tourist arrivals of 100,000+ | DailyFT - Be Empowered
 
Yes, the economy of BD is increasing. You can buy t-shirt made in BD here in Europe.
 
Yep we are doing well, but can do better. We need to target a steady growth rate of 7.5% for at least 10 years, we need to achieve way more then what we have. In fact our currency is appreciating against a basket of currencies such as the dollar, so the Bangladesh Bank is consistently buying greenbacks to regulate the exchange rate, they are sitting on a pile of virtual dollars.

In the near future with diversification in our industry with more manufactured goods and services, I think we will be one of the star performers. Wish us luck.
 
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