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Sri Lanka’s recovery story is one of contradictions—marked by governmental success in fiscal measures clashing with widespread poverty and social upheaval. This condition underscores the undeniable need for a balanced approach in economic policymaking. Countries facing similar crises should take heed of the lessons Sri Lanka provides: that economic stability at the expense of its people can lead to detrimental long-term consequences, further compounding existing crises instead of resolving them.
In a rapidly globalizing environment, the intricate interplay between economic recovery and social welfare demands thoughtful deliberation and proactive policy measures, ensuring that all citizens can share in the benefits of progress.