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in standard economics, higher prices generally lead to weaker demand (the law of demand), all else equal.
How this applies to Sri Lanka’s IT/BPO sectorIn the recent discussion:
This is one channel through which taxes can contribute to softer export numbers — even if it is not the main driver (global economic slowdown in client markets and AI reducing traditional coding/BPO hours are larger factors).
- Taxes (the shift to 15% on service-export income + new digital VAT on tools/cloud services) raise costs for Sri Lankan IT firms.
- Firms often pass some of those higher costs on to clients through higher prices or reduced margins.
- Clients (mostly in the US and Europe) then face more expensive Sri Lankan services relative to competitors in India, Vietnam, the Philippines, etc.
- Result: weaker demand for Sri Lankan IT/BPO work, slower new contracts, or clients shifting elsewhere.
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පරිගණක පැත්තකට දාන්න, අපිට පරිප්පුව පේන මානේ තියෙන්නේ.කන්න පුළුවන් අල බහින දෙයක් තියෙන ඉඩේ හිටෝ ගන්න.කවුරු ආවත් මේ වෙලාවේ ඉන්න සත්ව ප්රජාවට විඳවන්න වෙනවා.එහෙම පෙනී පෙනී තියෙද්දිත් බහුතරය ස්වභාවධර්මය අමතක කරලා මරාගන්නවා.