Total resource in Sri Lanka comprises with stock of the country is constituted by Gross Domestic Product and with imports of goods and services.
After independence, the total resources of Sri Lanka have changed during different t time following the changes in Gross Domestic Product and import structure.
Economic policies and new strategies were used to increase the Gross Domestic Product and then to increase the total amount of resources.
Sri Lanka’s total resource utilization comprises consumption, investment and exports of goods and services.
Sri Lanka’s national savings constitute domestic and foreign savings.
Where domestic savings constitute public and private savings.
Foreign savings constitute net foreign factor income and net foreign private transfers.
To improve a country’s national savings the net foreign private transfers should improve.
Improving domestic savings and foreign savings leads to increase investments which contributes greatly to economic growth.
Most important periods related to economic growth After independence
