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The economic cost of the war in Sri Lanka

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The economic cost of the war in Sri Lanka

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Impact of remittances on the household of the emigrant and on the economy of the migrant's country : Sri Lanka

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The impact of population aging on the labor market : the case of Sri Lanka

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Sri Lanka's population is predicted to age very fast during the next 50 years, bringing a slowdown of labor force growth and after 2030 its contraction. Based on an original, 2006 representative survey of old people in Sri Lanka conducted as a part of this study, the paper examines labor market...

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