Countries where inflationists cannot engage in macro-economic policy with money printing have low debt

It is a shame that country with a 20-pct savings rate cannot maintain reserves and has to depreciate the currency

If parliament rubber stamps a 4-6-pct inflation target, a second default is more certain

The new central bank goal and objective are a personification of the impossible trinity of monetary policy objectives

Reserves can be collected by impoverishing the poor, or by taking in their savings

Sri Lanka rupee appreciation explained

Mass sovereign default episode in the 1980s also followed a decade of bad money from the Fed

Converted budget support loans and conflicting PCs can lead to new external instability, discredit and derail reforms

The new law appears to have brought back policy conflicts dropped in a previous amendment

The inclusion of extensive macro-prudential laws is an admission that money is bad