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Carbon Commerce: Bangladesh’s Hidden Asset in the Climate Economy

Changes in the Earth’s climate and the impact of human intervention that has driven this outcome are undeniable. Since the Industrial Revolution, the average yearly temperature has risen by little more than one degree Celsius. Between 1880, when accurate record-keeping began, and 1980, it climbed by 0.07 degrees Celsius (0.13

The case for preserving the value of the Taka

Bangladesh has historically adopted a policy of depreciating the Taka. At independence, the price of one US Dollar was just Taka 7.7. The current kerb market rate per USD is Taka 124 – a 94% erosion of value over 50 years. Keeping in mind that the US dollar itself lost

From Boom to Bust: The Chinese Housing Bubble Pops

The economic rise of China can be compared to a fable. It has enabled one of the largest transformations of living standards in humanity’s history. Before 1980, most Chinese people lived in the countryside and primarily worked in the peasantry. The massive economic development initiated by Dan Xiaoping resulted in

GI and the Economic Revival of Bangladeshi Culture

After getting recognised as a GI product, a request for the delivery of 1,600 packets of Bogra Yogurt has been received by the Akbaria Hotel Authority from the United States of America. People from a variety of countries are placing orders for this Bogra city business to supply them with

Charting the Course: Navigating the Global Business Landscape in 2024

As we stand on the verge of 2024, the global business community finds itself at a crossroads, looking forward to a year that promises both challenges and opportunities. Anticipation is heightened as prominent institutions, including Goldman Sachs and Fitch Ratings, present their predictions for the global market, economics, and business
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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 issue as it is today. The post-COVID world economic and political order was supposed to change how we operate business,

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 sealed in the landfills of Matuail and Aminbazar; a huge quantity often needs to be collected for days in various

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 civil war to battling the blow of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country has been standing firm in the face of
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