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Identification of impact of public debt on economic growth of Sri Lanka using auto regressive distributed LAG modelling approach

Bandara MMLAK [Thesis-Abstract]

Nowadays, in Sri Lanka, the emergent public debt and its servicing costs are an unadorned burden on the economy. The main aim of the present study is to develop a model which reflects the relationship between public debt ...
Identification of relationship between macroeconomic variables and tourist arrivals to sri lanka

Mudunkotuwa, RS [Thesis-Full-text]

The study investigates the macroeconomic factors which affect on tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka for the period 1990-2014, using annually series of the corresponding variables. To achieve the objectives both time series ...
Identify factors for lower hierarchical employee turnover : a case study from a hospital

Wijesooriya, HMA [Thesis-Full-text]

Employee turnover is a significant challenge for Human Resource Management (HRM) and organizational performance. Employees are the key to success in the business world. Therefore, organizations invest considerable time and ...
Identifying factors affecting inflation rate in U.S.A. under four periods

Illukkumbura IMGAS [Thesis-Full-text]

Inflation rate is a crucial variable on an economy. It is defined as a rise in an economy’s general price level across variety of sectors. There have been many economical theories on inflation. This paper examines influence ...
Identifying the influential factors on academic performance of single sex education system and co-education system :

Priyadarshani, KLG [Thesis-Full-text]

Sri Lankan society expects each and every one to be a higher achiever in each level of the process of formal education. Government of Sri Lanka has enshrined the right to free education in the constitution. In previous ...
The Impact of energy consumption & economic growth on carbon dioxide (CO2 ) emissions in Sri Lanka : a multivariate time series analysis

Sakunthala KAU [Thesis-Full-text]

The studies on the impact of fossil fuel energy consumption and the economic growth of a country on carbon dioxide emissions have given high priority by many countries. Moreover, not much study on this approach had done ...
Impact of macro economic determinants on inflation in Sri Lanka

Walpita, PH [Thesis-Full-text]

This study attempts to analyze the experience of inflation in Sri Lanka for the period 1960 to 2013 using the econometric framework of Johanson and Juselius cointegration approach, Granger causality analysis and vector ...
Impact of macro-economics variables on stock market returns and sector returns using multivariate time series approach

Sanjeewani MAHT [Thesis-Abstract]

This study investigates the effects of selected six macroeconomics variables: inflation rate, economic growth, exchange rate, interest rate, money supply and international crude oil prices on stock market and sector ...
Impact of the macroeconomic variables on all share price index : garch-X approach

Amarasinghe, AAMD [Thesis-Full-text]

This study examines the dynamic impact of macroeconomic variables on all share price index (ASPI) volatility. Data were collected for the period commence from January 2006 to December 2015 using Central Bank annual reports ...
Improving transparency in supply chain for better brand performance :a statistical approach

Wijesiri MSI [Thesis-Abstract]

The competition of the economic environment is increasing rapidly and it has been a prevailing issue in many businesses to achieve the balance between the supply and demand. This issue is further increased when there is ...
Job satisfaction in the service sector :

De Soysa WKM [Thesis-Abstract]

Employment plays a vital role in determining the economic wellbeing of both individuals and nations. To achieve this, the job satisfaction of the employee is very important. This study was carried out to identify the ...
Key purchasing determinants and their impact on brand equity of the toothpaste market in sri lanka: an empirical study

Wijesinghe, MWMW [Thesis-Full-text]

This study was carried out to determine the benefits of consumers seek from toothpaste and impact of key purchasing determinants on brand equity of the toothpaste market in Sri Lanka. The tooth paste industry in Sri Lanka ...
Mathematical model for buying behavior of international travelers : a multinomial logistic regression approach

Borukgama, BSM [Thesis-Full-text]

Predicting the future sales is required continuous attention in order to fulfill the consumer requirements. Disaggregating the sales in to micro level of the business would increase the prediction accuracy since the ground ...
Modeling ageing population in Sri Lanka towards better care for elderly

Jayatilake, AC [Thesis-Full-text]

Population ageing is an universal phenomenon and it is expected to be among the most prominent global demographic trends of the 21st century. In Sri Lanka there was a rising trend of ageing population throughout the past ...
Modelling child mortality via discriminant analysis and logistic regression

Kande Arachchi AKMDP [Thesis-Abstract]

Prevalence of deaths of children has particularly become a global concern in strategic decision making in the field of health sector. In Sri Lanka, the risk of deaths at childhood period was higher during the past few ...
Modelling monthly non food component of the colombo consumer price index (ccpi) using vector auto regressive (var) approach

Warapitiya, STT [Thesis-Full-text]

This study attempts to model the non food component of monthly Colombo Consumer Price Index (CCPI) in Sri Lanka using multivariate generalization of the univariate ARIMA model known as vector auto regressive (VAR) modeling ...
Modelling of traditional family planning usage by women in Sri Lanka

Karunarathne HVVMP [Thesis-Abstract]

Family planning plays a crucial role in enhancing the health of the mother and the child. Contraceptives are used by most women in the reproductive age span (15- 49 years). Sri Lanka has named as one of the countries with ...
Modelling the factors affecting women to uptake pap test

Lankeshwara P [Thesis-Abstract]

Cervical cancer is a leading cause of deaths among women worldwide. But the condition is preventable and can be detected prior to the symptoms appear through regular screening of pap test. Although screening facilities ...
Modelling the factors influencing moonlighting in Sri Lanka

Jayawickrama, C [Thesis-Full-text]

Factors associated on moonlighting in Sri Lanka have not been studied since 2012 although necessary data have been collected. This study, therefore, attempts to analyze the factors that influence moonlighting in Sri Lanka ...
Modelling the risk for type 2 diabetes using logistic regression approach

Attanayake, AMCH [Thesis-Full-text]

Type 2 diabetes is one of the growing vitally fatal diseases all over the world. The knowledge of the significant risk factors for type 2 diabetes will be useful to keep the diabetes under control. This study has identified ...

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