MapsofWorld.com

Your Window to the World

Maps of World.com
OUR CHANNELS :  Finance | Travel
HOME
SITE MAP
NEW ON MAPS OF WORLD
WORLD ATLAS
WORLD MAPS
LOCATION MAPS
WORLD CITY MAPS
WORLD CITY INFO
NORTH AMERICA MAPS
SOUTH AMERICA MAPS
EUROPE MAPS
ASIA MAPS
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA MAP
AFRICA MAPS
USA MAPS
WORLD OF SPORTS
LANDKARTEN DER WELTLandkartnen der Welt

Home > Sri Lanka > Economy

Sri Lanka Economy



Sri Lanka Economy is mainly determined by its main strength, which is agriculture. The agricultural export products have given Sri Lanka Economy a solid strong hold.

Sri Lanka Economy Factors:

Sri Lanka Economy stresses on the export of crops like tea, coconut and rubber, which are chief plantation crops. The other notable export products of Sri Lanka are coffee, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, pepper, citronella, nutmeg and tobacco. The country produces rice, fruits and vegetables for the consumption of local inhabitants. Sri Lanka Economy have gained immensely by exporting amorphous graphite, which constitutes the main mineral industry. Sri Lanka Economy makes commendable profits from petroleum refining and mining of precious, semi precious gems, clays, limestones and mineral sands. The fast flowing rivers have the potential for hydroelectric power development and thereby can contribute towards Sri Lanka Economy.

Sri Lanka Economy Contributors:

Sri Lanka Economy thrives because of the country's industries, which hover over agricultural products processing, with emphasis given on the money crops such as rubber, coconut and tea. A notable feature of Sri Lanka Economy is the export of tea as “Ceylon Tea”, that is appreciated throughout the world. The original tea estates belonged to the British but now they are owned by the government.

The apparel industry has noticeably shaped Sri Lanka Economy along with other industries like porcelain and ceramic.

For further information on Sri Lanka Economy refer to the following links:





WorldMapStore.com An exclusive online store of maps, globes, atlases, travel guides, and CDs.
 World Maps