Is Regionalism the Trend for the Upcoming Decade?
Regionalism or regional cooperation has always been a significant part of the late 20th century’s global liberal economy. But never in previous decades was it as practical and talked about…
Towards a Circular Economy in Bangladesh
Nearly 25,000 tons of solid waste are generated daily in Dhaka, one of the most densely populated cities in the world. In contrast, the fate of these wastes is being…
The Echoes of a Trailblazer: Claudia’s Victory in Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
Looking back at history, there has been a spillage of the blood of women at the hands of patriarchy, affecting their socio-economic stature drastically. Not only in Bangladesh, but people,…
Sri Lanka’s Economic Revival
Probably to live up to the glory of its geographical location, the economy of Sri Lanka has been going through several ebbs and flows for decades. Starting from years of…
Venturing into the G20 Summit
The G20, or the Group of Twenty, is one of the most important summits on the global political and economic calendar. This yearly event brings together leaders from the world's…
The Gig Economy
In the fast-evolving landscape of work, employment and office culture, one term has increasingly made its presence felt in recent years — the gig economy. This unique mode of work…
The Sunrise on the Delta: Friendship of Bangladesh and Japan
Bangladesh shares a rich history of friendship with Japan, a steadfast supporter of its development journey since gaining independence. Japan is one of Bangladesh's most significant bilateral development allies. Bangladesh…
China’s Economic Reopening: Unraveling the Impact on Asian Economies
According to the Asian Development Bank's latest "Asian Development Outlook", as emerging Asian economies gear up for faster growth this year, the reopening of China could be a significant tailwind.…
Reshaping Trade Dynamics: Bangladesh and India’s Rupee-based Trade Transaction
In a world of dynamic economies and interconnected trade networks, Bangladesh's recent decision to conduct trade using the Indian rupee marks a significant step toward reshaping global trade. This action…
The Trillion-Dollar Prize: Local Champions Leading the Way
In a new ground-breaking analysis, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) reveals Bangladesh's enormous potential to unlock a trillion-dollar prize through revolutionary initiatives. The paper outlines the steps Bangladesh needs to take…
The Trillion-Dollar Prize: Local Champions Leading the Way
In a new ground-breaking analysis, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) reveals Bangladesh's enormous potential to unlock a trillion-dollar prize through revolutionary initiatives. The paper outlines the steps Bangladesh needs to take…
The Future of Electric Vehicles in Bangladesh:Problems and Prospects
The global automobile industry has witnessed a sweeping transition over the last decade with the emergence of electric vehicles as a mode of transportation. Less resource consumption, better mileage, and…
From Profit to Purpose: The Rise of Green Bonds in Sustainable Investing
Sustainable investment has grown in popularity in recent years, with investors preferring to engage in ecologically and socially responsible businesses. Investors may accomplish this by purchasing green bonds and Sustainable…
De-dollarisation
The US dollar has dominated international trade for nearly eighty years. Since the currency is accepted as the world reserve currency, the USA enjoys the privilege of controlling the global…
The Automotive Frontier of Progress
There was a time when Bangladesh relied heavily on agricultural products for economic growth. "The Golden Fibre" was the only driving factor for the economy. Everything else was scarce to…