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Battling Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh Part 2: Is Bangladesh on the Right Path?

Battling Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh Part 2: Is Bangladesh on the Right Path?

  As the target year for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MGDs) draws closer, the international community has been reflecting on the development successes and failures of the past decades.[i] When it comes to poverty reduction, countries that can be labeled as success cases have followed one of two paths. Some owe their success to […]

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New IMF Investment in Bangladesh to Spur Economic Growth

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has come to help Bangladesh’s economy grow in the short to medium term, even as donor countries have begun to the belt on their fiscal and monetary policy.  In consultation with the Finance Minster, the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisor, Bangladesh Bank and other major institutional stake-holders, the IMF has proposed […]

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Latest World Bank Data Show Positive Economic Growth

The latest World Bank economic data are now available and they indicate a strong, growing economy for a stronger, more prosperous Bangladesh.  The politics seem to be catching up, though some dark clouds yet remain on the horizon. At 5.8% annual growth, the Bangladeshi economy outpaced the U.S economy’s growth, itself at a startlingly weak […]

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