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The Sri Lankan Economy: The Sovereign Debt Crisis, Imf-Supported Stabilization, and Beyond
This paper contributes to the international policy discourse on sovereign debt crises and IMF-supported stabilization reforms in emerging market and developing economies in the post-COVID-19 era through a case study of Sri Lanka. It examines the origins of Sri Lanka’s unprecedented sovereign debt cr
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