ThePrintPod: Japan and Sri Lanka are making the same mistake—replacing political action with fiscal policy
Markets and institutions often force adjustments only when political entities are unwilling to do so voluntarily. Dismantling this misconception is the true mandate of economic leadership. Without addressing it, even the strongest economies risk gradual decline, while the weakest are left waiting for the next crisis…
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