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Author: Minuri Perera and Shaneendra Amarasinghe

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Colombo, Economy, Farming & Agriculture, Politics and Governance, Poverty

Creating a New Poor: the Fertiliser Ban that Marked the Beginning of the End

Although Sri Lanka takes pride in being an agricultural economy, the agricultural sector only contributes to 7.4% of the national Gross Domestic Production (GDP) out of which only 5.2% comes from farming. Despite…

Minuri Perera and Shaneendra Amarasinghe Minuri Perera and Shaneendra Amarasinghe on 10/24/202211/02/2022

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