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IPS is the apex economic policy research institute in Sri Lanka, recognized as a regional centre of excellence offering an authoritative and independent voice on economic policy analysis.
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‘South Asian Regional Consultation on Human Development Report &
Measurement of Human Development Progress’ , IPS Auditorium, 30-31 January, 2012
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A ‘South Asian Regional Consultation on Human Development Report & Measurement of Human Development Progress’ organized by the IPS, UNDP Human Development Report Office, New York and UNDP – Sri Lanka took place at the IPS Auditorium during 30-31 January, 2012. |
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| Book Launch: ‘Marx’s Theory of Price & Its Modern Rivals’, IPS Auditorium, 20th January, 2012 |
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The Book Launch of ‘Marx’s Theory of Price and Its Modern Rivals’ by Howard Nicholas, took place on the 20th January, 2012, at the IPS Auditorium. |
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| Eradicating Child Malnutrition in Sri Lanka: Looking Beyond Health |
Author: Priyanka Jayawardena
Despite countless initiatives to alleviate malnutrition over the years, it affects hundreds of thousands of children in Sri Lanka. Understanding the determinants of malnutrition, as well as causes of higher childhood malnutrition amongst lower socio-economic groups is important for improving the effectiveness of policies aimed at reducing childhood malnutrition, especially in severely affected populations. |
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| Multiple Facets of Food (In) Security in Sri Lanka : An Input to Food Policy |
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Author: Parakrama A. Samaratunga Agriculture in South Asia and many other parts of the world is apparently caught in a low equilibrium trap. The features of this trap are low productivity of staples, supply shortfalls, higher prices, low returns to farmers, product diversification, causing further shortage of staple food. The question of food security has a number of dimensions that go beyond production, availability and demand for food. Food availability does not ensure food security. Thus, distribution and access of population to food is equally important for food security. Food availability can be achieved through better distribution mechanisms and alternatively through imports to ensure food security. |
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Book Launch
20 January 2012
“Marx’s Theory of Price & its Modern Rivals”
by Howard Nicholas, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics
Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands,
at the IPS Auditorium
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In-House Seminar
24 January 2012
‘Stressful Events and Cancer Incidence:
Evidence from the Chinese Cultural Revolution’
By Tilak Abeysinghe, Department of Economics and FASS Health Cluster,
National University of Singapore and Jiaying Gu, Department of Economics,
University of Illinois
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In-House Seminar
27 January 2012
“Do Only High Skilled Migrants Contribute to Home Country Income? Evidence from South Asia”
by Dr. Arusha Cooray, Senior Lecturer, School of Economics, University of Wollongong, Australia
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