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Sri Lankan economy grew by 5.1 percent, supported by increased imports of capital goods, which also contributed to higher tax collections and government revenue.

7 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 6
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Sri Lankan economy grew by 5.1 percent, supported by increased imports of capital goods, which also contributed to higher tax collections and government revenue.

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  1. Customs revenue in Sri Lanka is shown to be dependent on government policy, investment imports, and the exchange rate.Sub-event
  2. Sri Lankan economy grew 5.1% with increased imports and tax collections.1 source

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