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<blockquote data-quote="Sam Walton" data-source="post: 27209960" data-attributes="member: 566130"><p>At present remittance is low. I agree... because of the current deficiency in USD reserves in SL banks and the hope that central bank will be forced to depreciate it near future..</p><p></p><p><strong>only short term solutions (not long term) for the remittance issue</strong> are</p><p>to allow USD to float a bit and give other benefits (such as low interest loans) to those who send money.</p><p>or get a substantial USD loan with low interest / long term repayment schedule .</p><p>or both. ( I don't think lenders will allow debt restructuring to SL, so its not a viable option)</p><p></p><p>Not the car/electrical item import solution.</p><p></p><p>For the long term, we have to increase exports somehow or go bankrupt. Can't continue this economic structure anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sam Walton, post: 27209960, member: 566130"] At present remittance is low. I agree... because of the current deficiency in USD reserves in SL banks and the hope that central bank will be forced to depreciate it near future.. [B]only short term solutions (not long term) for the remittance issue[/B] are to allow USD to float a bit and give other benefits (such as low interest loans) to those who send money. or get a substantial USD loan with low interest / long term repayment schedule . or both. ( I don't think lenders will allow debt restructuring to SL, so its not a viable option) Not the car/electrical item import solution. For the long term, we have to increase exports somehow or go bankrupt. Can't continue this economic structure anymore. [/QUOTE]
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