by Eshrat Sharmin | Dec 11, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Climate induced migration refers to the movement of individuals or groups compelled to leave their habitual residence due to sudden or gradual environmental changes caused by climate change. This includes both forced and voluntary movements, which can occur internally...
by Eshrat Sharmin | Nov 5, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
The RMG sector has been a significant driver of economic growth since the early nineties in Bangladesh. The sector accounts for more than 80% of Bangladesh’s export earnings and employs around four million workers relying on low-cost labor as a competitive...
by Sheikh Tausif Ahmed, Eshrat Sharmin | Oct 6, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
The July Revolution requires an introspection regarding how the existing structural issues in the economic sphere, among other catalysts, facilitated the urge for change in the political sphere. This article will particularly look into the labor market challenges that...
by Eshrat Sharmin, Sudeepto Roy | Sep 2, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
The effectiveness of public expenditure is particularly crucial for a developing country like Bangladesh, where resources are limited, and the needs are vast. Despite the significant allocation of resources over the years, the efficiency of public expenditure in...
by Sayema Haque Bidisha, Eshrat Sharmin, Lubaba Mahjabin | Sep 2, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Though Bangladesh has made notable advancements in certain banking indicators, such as access and the depth of the banking system, poor governance, political meddling, and corruption in this sector has created increasing concern in recent years as for the past two...
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