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Bangladesh economy was flourishing during last couple of decades with on an average 5-6 per cent growth. As a result, we are hopeful that, Bangladesh could get place of middle income country from existing lower middle income country status by 2021, graduate from LDC by 2030 and finally become a...
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Bangladesh and India are two neighboring states in South Asia. They have historical relations with each others. It was a single country till 1947. After Bangladesh's independence from Pakistan Indo-Bangla relationship got new momentum because of Indian help during the liberation war of...
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Economic reforms can bring sustainable growth for Bangladesh. It has to diversify its exports and reduce dependence on readymade garment for forex earning. Bangladesh can revive its jute goods' export market. At the same time, it should make its RMG more competitive in the global market. The...
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Bangladesh is going to be graduated from the LDC category in 2024. It is transforming from agriculture dependent into industrialized economy. Per capita GDP of Bangladesh rose to USD 1909 in last fiscal year. Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) remarkably. Now, Bangladesh...
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Bangladesh is one of the most emerging countries of the world. The current size of its GDP is about US$ 140 billion with annual 6 per cent plus growth rate during the last decade. Economic growth of the country is mainly dependent on a very few sectors like readymade garments, manpower, leather...
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