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Three more foreign investors for MAS Fabric Park

The MAS Apparel Group is currently negotiating with three more international manufacturers to set up three factories within its Thulhiriya Fabric Park. Negotiations are going on for the setting up of a dyeing and finishing plant and the other two will be fabric plants, MAS Fabric Park (Pvt) Ltd Chief Executive Officer Dulindra Fernando told Daily News Business yesterday.

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Primary dealers hail T- Bill liberalisation

Three frontline Primary Dealers, in individual interviews with Daily News Business yesterday, hailed the Government decision to liberalise the Treasury bill market to foreign investors, claiming that it was a move in the right direction.

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Changing marketing strategies to connect customers

Consumer behavior is changing rapidly and therefore marketers have to change strategies to connect the consumers, said Lecturer, the Faculty Department of Marketing, Monash University in Australia, Michael Morrison.

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Morrison presenting the keynote speech. Picture by Saliya Rupasinghe.

GDP at current market prices is estimated at Rs. 3.578 billion in 2007, an increase of 21.8 per cent, reflecting the expansion in real economic activity and an increase in the general price level. The overall inflation as measured by the GDP deflator was 14.0 per cent in comparison to 11.3 per cent recorded in 2006. Accordingly, given the mid year population of 20,010 thousand, GDP per capita for 2007 is estimated at Rs. 178,830, an increase of 21.0 per cent which is well above the increase in the general price level, indicating an overall improvement in living standards, on average. In US dollar terms, per capita GDP increased by 13.7 per cent, from US dollars 1,421 to US dollars 1,617 in 2007. Accordingly, Sri Lanka moved further up as a country of lower middle income category bound by per capita income of US dollars 756 and 2,995 as per World Bank classification. (Central Bank Annual Report 2008)



 
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