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Bangladesh graduates LDC status: An achievement or challenge for the RMG sector
(2019)In 1971 the United Nation comes for a concept known as LDC. In this concept they enlisted non-developed countries. Bangladesh is one of this enlisted country. Because of Bangladesh's LDC status, it gets many benefits from ... -
Bangladesh graduates LDC status: An achievement or challenge for the RMG sector?
(2019)In 1971 the United Nation comes for a concept known as LDC. In this concept they enlisted nondeveloped countries. Bangladesh is one of this enlisted country. Because of Bangladesh's LDC status, it gets many benefits from ... -
Barriers to Female Education in Bangladesh
(2018-02-06)For social and economic development education is equally important for both man and women. However, in Bangladesh, a significant gap still exists between male and female education attainment. The purpose of this research ... -
Bilateral Trade between India and Bangladesh: The Dumping Issue
(United International University, 2018-01-24)The trades between two countries were long before the liberation war of Bangladesh but as soon as both economies started flourishing India played different strategy on restricting imports from Bangladesh. There were several ... -
BILATERAL TRADE DEFICIT OF BANGLADESH WITH CHINA, INDIA, PAKISTAN & SINGAPORE
(United International University, 2018-01-23)From the very beginning, China, India, Pakistan and Singapore have been major and significant partners of Bangladesh both economically and politically. Unfortunately, it is recently estimated that Bangladesh has highest ... -
BRAIN DRAIN: FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT MIGRATION FROM BANGLADESH
(United International University, 2018-07-10)Human capital is an integral source for a country's development, but due to the massive emigration of the intelligent and highly skilled students, Bangladesh is experiencing a brain drain. The objective of the paper is to ... -
Consumers’ Acceptance of GM Foods: Present Scenario of GM Crops in Bangladesh
(UIU, 2021-03-16)‘Genetically Modified foods’ are the foods which have been got from such living beings of which DNAs have been changed by Genetic engineering. Throughout the last century, the Genetic Engineering has been greatly developed. ... -
Creating a FDI friendly economy: An analysis of selected South Asian countries
(2020)This paper studies the impacts that Economic Freedom and GDP of four South Asian countries (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) have in attracting FDI. This study was conducted to examine whether FDI had a positive ... -
A Cross Sectional Analysis On Economic Growth and Income Inequality
(2019-01-27)This paper aims to empirically estimate the effect of economic growth on income inequality for the time period of 2016. To conduct the study a total of 144 countries are taken with four independent variables. Using the ... -
Determinants of Exchange Rate in Bangladesh
(United International University, 2021-10-23)This research paper, have tried to figure out which determinants positively affect the exchange rate of Bangladesh. This paper analysed which variable plays a major role in making a variation or has a great influence on ... -
Determinants of Intention toward Social business: A Case Study in Bangladesh Using SEM
(UIU, 2019-03-10)Bangladesh has been faced different social and economical problems. And as social organization has greater opportunities to solve several social problems in a financially sustainable way, the significance of social ... -
Determinants of Maternal Mortality: The Case of Nine South-Asian Countries
(2018-01-08)According to World Health Organization (WHO) maternal mortality is “the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and site of the pregnancy, from any causes ... -
Determinants of Unemployment in Bangladesh
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Determinants of Willingness to Participate in E-commerce Entrepreneurship: A Case Study in Bangladesh
(UIU, 2020-08-29)This study shows how the determinants influence people to participate in entrepreneurship through E-commerce. The thesis paper concentrates how the factors impact people’s decision to participate in E-commerce entrepreneurship. ... -
Determinants of Willingness to Participate in Social Business: A Case Study in Bangladesh.
(UIU, 2020-02-08)This paper represents the behavior of young generation in Bangladesh and finds out the factors that influence them to participate in social business. And my work is based on primary survey. (The main focus of this study ... -
Economic Aspects of Ecotourism: A Qualitative Analysis
(United International University, 2021-10-23)In the past few years, tourism has become one of the most popular sectors of the economy worldwide and its contribution to the economy is very noticeable. Tourism is one of the most fast-growing sectors, which contributes ... -
THE ECONOMIC COSTS OF CORRUPTION: DOES CORRUPTION REALLY AFFECT GDP PER CAPITA?
(2019)Corruption, being one of the most common characteristics of developing countries, has earned the subtle recognition of crippler to the economy. However, the co-existence of underdevelopment and corruption makes it important ... -
Economic Factors Affecting Stock Market: A Case Study of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)
(UIU, 2020-02-18)In this study the impact of economic factor on Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) is explored. Economic factors It is said that economics factors have a very positive influence upon strong market. The aspiration of the study is ... -
Economic Growth and External Sector Behaviour: A Cross-Section Analysis
(United International University, 2021-10-23)Economic development is a problem that is a concern of any economist, politician, government and business. Development is a means of achieving a higher standard of living, a better health system, an optimal quality of ... -
THE EFFECT OF FOREIGN AID ON CORRUPTION IN AFRICA AND ASIA
(2018-01-16)Foreign aid is often given to less developed countries to transfer resources with the hope to bring benefits and improvements to the receiving society. However, various forms of corruption often hinder aid effectiveness. ...