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by Jayatilleke de Silva

Poor nations like us often fall into traps. Most notorious among them is the debt trap common to all developing countries. Then there is the Structural Adjustment trap of the International Monetary Fund, which tends to pull you further down the abyss of the debt trap in the name of pulling you out.
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