Whispers of Growth: Navigating the Interwoven Currents of Bangladesh’s Economic and Social Evolution

Monika Jahedi, Kakoli Minhaz, Shittak Gupta and Topon Sen

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Abstract: This paper undertakes a comprehensive analysis of the multifaceted economic and social forces that have shaped Bangladesh's developmental trajectory, tracing its journey from pre-independence stagnation through post-war recovery to its emergence as a resilient and increasingly successful nation in South Asia. The transformation of Bangladesh from a war-ravaged, least-developed country to an upper-middle-income economy stands as a remarkable case study within development economics. Key elements examined include the macroeconomic policy framework, trade and investment climate, agricultural technological advancements, and remittance inflows. On the social front, the analysis encompasses demographic trends, education, healthcare, gender dynamics, and the impact of accelerated urbanization. Additionally, the persistent challenges of poverty, inequality, environmental degradation, and governance are addressed, alongside the critical need for technological innovation. Through this in-depth exploration of key determinants, the paper illuminates the policies that have underpinned Bangladesh's past economic growth and outlines the strategic measures required to sustain and amplify its future development.

Keywords: Bangladesh; Economic Development; Society; History; Economy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A1 B0 E3 E5 F0 G0 N0 O1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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