Publications by authors named "Kalindu Abeywickrama"
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates what drives Sub-Saharan African countries to seek help from the IMF, focusing on data from 39 countries from 2000 to 2022.
- Among the twelve factors analyzed, corruption and GDP growth are found to be the most impactful, while others like current account balance and UNSC involvement show minimal effects.
- Countries such as Sudan, Burundi, and Guinea are highlighted for their high likelihood of seeking IMF assistance, with Sudan leading at over 44%.
