An openness-led growth hypothesis investigates the causal relationship between trade openness1 and economic growth. Indeed, trade openness can stimulate economic growth by enhancing the international flow of knowledge and ...

The causality between public expenditure and economic growth emerged as one of the most serious debates among policy makers and economists in both developed and developing countries. Despite a large number of studies in ...

The economy of Sri Lanka opened up gradually since 1977 through liberalized and due to this policy changes economic structure in various aspects have been change significantly. Objective of this study is to assess the ...

This study was designed to explore and compare Human Resource Management practices in Sri Lankan and Indian Public Sector Banks. Human Resource Management (HRM) is a developed concept. It has tremendous relevance to service ...

The objectives of the study are to find the optimal solution that minimizes transportation cost by choosing economical route for transportation the pipes for water supply from different stores to the sites and to find ...

The objective of the study is to examine the factors which determine the credit worthiness and loan repayment performance among the small-holder farmers in Vavuniya district in Sri Lanka. A sample of 113 small –holder ...

A numerous studies have examined the determinants of sustaining ethnic peace in multi-ethnic developing countries and report on myriad contributary factors including economic, political and cultural issues. It is natural ...

This study investigates the factors determining the individual taxpayers' attitudes towards income tax payment in Colombo district, Sri Lanka. Primary data was collected from 200 income taxpayers in the Colombo district ...