The World Bank, in its 2019 country classification release, has elevated Sri Lanka from a lower middle-income country to an upper-middle-income country. The World Bank uses GNI per capita and not the more popularly known Gross Domestic Product or GDP per capita for classifying countries into different stages of economic advancement. That is because GNI includes all the incomes earned by peoples of a country irrespective of whether they are resident in that particular country or not. In contrast, GDP measures the incomes earned by all within the territory of a country irrespective of whether they are citizens or not. Hence, GNI pertains to the people of a country and therefore is a better indicator of the wellbeing of such people. For international comparison, the World The bank converts GNI per capita measured in the local currency into US dollars by using an average exchange rate.
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During
1997-2018, Sri Lanka’s economy had grown on average at about 5% per
annum in real terms. This growth rate is not sufficient to push the
income levels of people to the minimum needed to cross the threshold
of the upper middle-income category within 22 years. However, there
have been increases in price levels at about 13% per annum on average
boosting people’s rupee incomes. To consider such increases in
money incomes as a real improvement of people’s wellbeing is an
illusion. Hence, the illusive effect of price increases should be
corrected by allowing the exchange rate against the US dollar to fall
in the market.
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