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by Sakib Ahmed Joy -
Yes, this is interest.
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Maysha Fatema Chowdhury -
Yes,it is interesting topic for me.
From this lesson I learn this chapter about historical economy background in Bangladesh. Moreover, I also learn how method appling by developing out economy.Than I know situation of our reserve, food reserve,business situation market situation, industry situation which industry are potential increasing growth our economy. In another word I can say I learn or I know all over know our economy system.
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by Hasib Mahamud -
From this lecture i learned about historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant market economy in South Asia that is still in development. Bangladesh is the second-largest economy in South Asia, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.
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by Abdullah Al Mamun -
In the third lecture, we were introduced to potential solutions to the economic problems facing Bangladesh. Additionally, the lecture covered the basic economic challenges of the country, including a rapidly growing population, high levels of unemployment, food shortages, inadequate education, and a deficit in foreign trade. Furthermore, the concept of the vicious circle of poverty was explained, including its impact on both the demand and supply sides of the economy. Overall, this lecture provided a comprehensive overview of the economic issues facing Bangladesh and the potential solutions to these challenges.
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by Mobassher Shahriar -
Yes it is.
Bangladesh has a complex economic history marked by numerous shifts in power, government policies and external influence. Bangladesh has emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, with a focus on focus on garment manufacturing, exports and microfinance. Today the country continues to pursue a path of economic growth and development, with a focus on sustainable and inclusive policies to benefit all citizens. 
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by Md Zehan -
Md Shahidul Islam Zehan 213-11-1399 This lecture taught me about the historical background of Bangladesh's economy, approaches to development planning in Bangladesh, Vision 2021 expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant South Asian market economy that is still developing. Bangladesh is South Asia's second-largest economy, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th in nominal terms.
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by Niloy datta 213-11-6697 -
"The lecture on microeconomic goals of a country was insightful and well-structured. The explanation of the various objectives, such as efficiency, equity, and stability, was clear and easy to understand. It helped me to understand how economic policies can be designed to achieve these goals and the trade-offs that may be involved."
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by MD Tahmid Hossain (213-11-1367) -
On in this chapter i learned lot of things about Bangladesh such as facts and figures, geography, demography, various cultural traits. The economic activities of the people of Bangladesh, different economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economies and countries.
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by Shetol Das 213-11-1384 -
In the third lecture, we were introduced to potential solutions to the economic problems facing Bangladesh. Additionally, the lecture covered the basic economic challenges of the country, including a rapidly growing population, high levels of unemployment, food shortages, inadequate education, and a deficit in foreign trade. Furthermore, the concept of the vicious circle of poverty was explained, including its impact on both the demand and supply sides of the economy. Overall, this lecture provided a comprehensive overview of the economic issues facing Bangladesh and the potential solutions to these challenges.
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by Srabony Akter -
Introduction to Bangladesh Economy is a course that focuses on the economic development of the country. It will cover topics such as the history of the economy, economic policies, macroeconomic indicators, and economic trends. Students will gain an understanding of the economic challenges and opportunities facing Bangladesh, as well as the impact of global economic forces on the country. The course will also cover the role of the government in promoting economic growth, and strategies for achieving sustainable economic growth.
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by Zubair Rahman (213-11-1371) -
The "Bangladesh Studies Socio-Economic Perspective" lecture provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the socio-economic landscape of Bangladesh. The lecturer highlighted the country's demographic and geographic characteristics, as well as its historical and cultural background. The lecture also covered various socio-economic indicators, such as income, education, health, and employment, and how they have evolved over time. I appreciated the lecturer's use of real-world examples and case studies to illustrate the challenges and opportunities faced by Bangladesh. Overall, the lecture was insightful and thought-provoking, and it has deepened my appreciation for the complex interplay between socioeconomic factors in shaping a nation's development.
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by Labonno Urme -
In the third lecture, we were introduced to potential solutions to the economic problems facing Bangladesh. Additionally, the lecture covered the basic economic challenges of the country, including a rapidly growing population, high levels of unemployment, food shortages, inadequate education, and a deficit in foreign trade. Furthermore, the concept of the vicious circle of poverty was explained, including its impact on both the demand and supply sides of the economy. Overall, this lecture provided a comprehensive overview of the economic issues facing Bangladesh and the potential solutions to these challenges.
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by Sirajum Munira Suchi(213-11-1378) -
Form this lesson i have learn
that.Bangladesh Faces a war. Bangladesh has a complex economic history marked by numerous shifts in power, government policies and external influence. Bangladesh has emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, with a focus on focus on garment manufacturing, exports and microfinance. Today the country continues to pursue a path of economic growth and development, with a focus on sustainable and inclusive policies to benefit all cities.the historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals.
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by Rukaiya Jannat -
Yes, it was very interesting topic. Bangladesh, a country of more than 140 million people, is one of South Asia’s least developed countries. Bangladesh has an agrarian economy with 22% of GDP coming from the Agriculture Sector. Economic Growth is defined as the increase in value of the goods and services produced by an economy. Gross domestic product (GDP) is used to ascertain the level of growth in the economy. Economic development is a sustainable increase in living standards that implies increased per capita income, better education and health as well as environmental protection. Human Development Index (HDI) The human development index (HDI) focuses on three measurable dimensions of human development: living a long and healthy life, being educated and having a decent standard of living.
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by Zidan Uddin Zisan 213-11-1327 -
The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Jannatul Fardus -
From this topic I have learned about historical Background of the Economy of Bangladesh, approaches to Development Planning in Bangladesh, Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant market economy in South Asia that is still in development. Bangladesh is the second-largest economy in South Asia, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Tasnim jahan Risha -
Introduction to Bangladesh Economy is a course that focuses on the economic development of the country. It will cover topics such as the history of the economy, economic policies, macroeconomic indicators, and economic trends. Students will gain an understanding of the economic challenges and opportunities facing Bangladesh, as well as the impact of global economic forces on the country. The course will also cover the role of the government in promoting economic growth, and strategies for achieving sustainable economic growth.
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by asif mahamod sourav -
In the third lecture, I learned about historical background of economy of BD, vision of development plan in BD, Vision 2021 expectations, sustainable development goals (SDG), budget in Bangladesh. The economy of Bangladesh is a significant market economy in South Asia which is still developing. Bangladesh is South Asia's second largest economy, 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.
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by Fahim Ahmed -
From this lesson, I have learned a lot of things about Bangladesh's economy and also learned how to solve the economic problems of Bangladesh. For this reason, the topic was so much interesting to me.
Among all of my learning, some topics are Economic Activities, Characteristics of Capitalistic, Socialistic and Mixed Economy, Underdeveloped and Developed Economy, Basic Economics Problems and Solutions.
So, at last, it can be said that from these lessons, I totally understand the socio economics conditions of Bangladesh and also realize that there were so many things that we are using to minimize our overall economic problems in Bangladesh.
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by Sayeed (213-11-1342) -
I've learnt a lot about Bangladesh's economy through this class, as well as how to address the country's economic issues. This is why I found the subject to be so fascinating.
Economic Activities, Features of Capitalistic, Socialistic, and Hybrid Economies, Underdeveloped and Developed Economies, and Fundamental Economics Issues and Solutions are some of the subjects I have studied.
Finally, it can be concluded that after learning these lessons, I fully comprehend the socioeconomic circumstances in Bangladesh and am also aware of the numerous strategies we use to reduce Bangladesh's general economic challenges.
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by Keya Rani Karmokar ID : 213-11-1333 -
ID: 213-11-1333

From this lesson, I have learned a lot of things about Bangladesh's economy and also learned how to solve the economic problems of Bangladesh. For this reason, the topic was so much interesting to me.
Among all of my learning, some topics are Economic Activities, Characteristics of Capitalistic, Socialistic and Mixed Economy, Underdeveloped and Developed Economy, Basic Economics Problems and Solutions.
So, at last, it can be said that from these lessons, I totally understand the socio economics conditions of Bangladesh and also realize that there were so many things that we are using to minimize our overall economic problems in Bangladesh.
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by Mayisha Khanam -
Yes, it is an interesting topic. The lecture covered the basic economic challenges of the country, including a rapidly growing population, high levels of unemployment, food shortages, inadequate education, and a deficit in foreign trade. Furthermore, the concept of the vicious circle of poverty was explained, including its impact on both the demand and supply sides of the economy. Overall, this lecture provided a comprehensive overview of the economic issues facing Bangladesh and the potential solutions to these challenges.
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by Mst. Jannatul Ferdus Nuha -

ID - 213-11-1338


Yes, Bangladesh economy is very interesting topic .From this lecture I able to learn the whole Bangladesh Economic perspective. Some of my specific learning are mentioned below -
Major economic activities - agriculture, service, business and trade etc.
Different economic system - capitalistic, socialistic, mixed economic system etc.
Developing, Developed and Underdeveloped Countries
Cycle of poverty.
Lastly , I learned the causes of economic problems and solution for those problems. That's all about my learning.
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by Maruf hossain 213-11-1347 -
yes ,its interesting topic .

I've learnt a lot about Bangladesh's economy through this class, as well as how to address the country's economic issues. This is why I found the subject to be so fascinating.
Economic Activities, Features of Capitalistic, Socialistic, and Hybrid Economies, Underdeveloped and Developed Economies, and Fundamental Economics Issues and Solutions are some of the subjects I have studied.
Finally, it can be concluded that after learning these lessons, I fully comprehend the socioeconomic circumstances in Bangladesh and am also aware of the numerous strategies we use to reduce Bangladesh's general economic challenges.
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by Md Younos Nahim 213-11-1385 -
The lecture on microeconomic goals of a country was insightful and well-structured. The explanation of the various objectives, such as efficiency, equity, and stability, was clear and easy to understand. It helped me to understand how economic policies can be designed to achieve these goals and the trade-offs that may be involved."
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by Rayeta Benty Monir -
We learned about various remedies for Bangladesh's economic issues in the third lecture. The talk also discussed the fundamental economic issues facing the nation, such as the nation's fast expanding population, high unemployment rates, food shortages, subpar educational systems, and a deficit in foreign commerce. The idea of the vicious circle of poverty was also described, along with how it affects both the supply and demand sides of the economy. Overall, this presentation gave a thorough summary of Bangladesh's economic problems as well as some prospective answers.
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by Md Mohimanul Islam -
From this lesson, I have learned a lot of things about Bangladesh's economy and also learned how to solve the economic problems of Bangladesh. For this reason, the topic was so much interesting to me. The "Bangladesh Studies Socio-Economic Perspective" lecture provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the socio-economic landscape of Bangladesh.
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by MD.Azmal Fuad -
That's interesting. We can know about the background history of Bangladesh economy. And and in this chapter we can know that how much complex is Bangladeshi economic system.
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by Md Nazmus Sakib -
It is interesting to know about The economic history of Bangladesh. It tells us that the country has experienced both periods of economic growth and decline. It also tells us about the country's struggle for independence and its various attempts to improve its economy.
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by Saif Hridoy Khan (213-11-1375) -
From this lesson, I have learned a lot of things about Bangladesh's economy and also learned how to solve the economic problems of Bangladesh. For this reason, the topic was so much interesting to me.
Among all of my learning, some topics are Economic Activities, Characteristics of Capitalistic, Socialistic and Mixed Economy, Underdeveloped and Developed Economy, Basic Economics Problems and Solutions.
So, at last, it can be said that from these lessons, I totally understand the socio economics conditions of Bangladesh and also realize that there were so many things that we are using to minimize our overall economic problems in Bangladesh.
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by Preya Akter Mow 213-11-1423 -
Yes it is an interesting topic. I learned from this chapter about, Historical Background of the Economy of Bangladesh, Nature of the Economy of Bangladesh,Approaches to Development Planning in Bangladesh,Vision 2021 Expectations,
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),Budgeting in Bangladesh
Role of Key Financial Organizations.
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by Jannatul Ferdous Ara -
From this lesson, I have learned a lot of things about Bangladesh's economy and also learned how to solve the economic problems of Bangladesh. For this reason, the topic was so much interesting to me.
Among all of my learning, some topics are Economic Activities, Characteristics of Capitalistic, Socialistic and Mixed Economy, Underdeveloped and Developed Economy, Basic Economics Problems and Solutions.
So, at last, it can be said that from these lessons, I totally understand the socio economics conditions of Bangladesh and also realize that there were so many things that we are using to minimize our overall economic problems in Bangladesh.
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by Samia Binta Kabir -
In this lecture alert about the historical background of a economy and the economical nature of Bangladesh. I also come to know about various development planning in Bangladesh which is going to increase our foreign investment so that our economical development can grow rapidly I gather knowledge about various economical development sector and also learn about problems in our economics sector and the solution to get rid of this problems.
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by Md Rahad Ahmad ID: 213-11-1405 -
Yes, it is a helpful topic for me.
From this lesson, I learn this chapter about the historical economic background of Bangladesh. and also learn how methods apply to developing our economy. Then I know the situation of our reserve, food reserve, business situation market situation, and industry situation which industries are potentially increasing the growth of our economy. The idea of the vicious circle of poverty was also described, along with how it affects both the supply and demand sides of the economy. In the Last word, I can say I learn or I know all over know our economic system.
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by Kazi Momena Mim (213-11-1374) -
From this lecture i learned about historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant market economy in South Asia that is still in development. Bangladesh is the second-largest economy in South Asia, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.
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by Md sifat 213-11-1401 -
In lesson 7, "Introduction," I'm learning monetary transactions, The people of Bangladesh's economic activity, many economic systems, characteristics of the capitalist system of economics, the characteristics of a socialist economy, the characteristics of a mixed economy, developing, emerging, and advanced economies, Whether Bangladesh is a developing or underdeveloped nation, dangerous cycle of poverty fundamental issues with Bangladesh's economy, Bangladesh's economic issues' resolution
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by Jamia Akter Sorna -
"The lecture on microeconomic goals of a country was insightful and well-structured. The explanation of the various objectives, such as efficiency, equity, and stability, was clear and easy to understand. It helped me to understand how economic policies can be designed to achieve these goals.
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by Samanta Hossain 213-11-1329 -
This chapter is very interesting. From this lecture i learned about historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Jisan Islam (213-11-1443) -
Yes, this is interest.
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Sabbir Hossain -
Yes, it was very interesting topic. Bangladesh, a country of more than 140 million people, is one of South Asia’s least developed countries. Bangladesh has an agrarian economy with 22% of GDP coming from the Agriculture Sector. Economic Growth is defined as the increase in value of the goods and services produced by an economy. Gross domestic product (GDP) is used to ascertain the level of growth in the economy. Economic development is a sustainable increase in living standards that implies increased per capita income, better education and health as well as environmental protection. Human Development Index (HDI) The human development index (HDI) focuses on three measurable dimensions of human development: living a long and healthy life, being educated and having a decent standard of living.
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by Nur-E- Jannat -
we have learned , Bangladesh's economy is a sizable emerging market economy. Despite extended periods of political unrest, subpar infrastructure, widespread corruption, insufficient electricity supplies, and the sluggish implementation of economic reforms, Bangladesh's GDP has expanded by about 6% annually since 2005. Although the services sector accounts for more than half of Bangladesh's GDP, about half of the country's workforce is employed in agriculture, with rice being the most significant crop. About half of the people of Bangladesh was still employed in agriculture at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The main agricultural commodity is rice, but jute and tea are also significant because they are also vital sources of foreign exchange.
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by Omar Faruk -
Yes, it is a helpful topic for me.
From this lesson, I learn this chapter about the historical economic background of Bangladesh. and also learn how methods apply to developing our economy. Then I know the situation of our reserve, food reserve, business situation market situation, and industry situation which industries are potentially increasing the growth of our economy. The idea of the vicious circle of poverty was also described, along with how it affects both the supply and demand sides of the economy. In the Last word, I can say I learn or I know all over know our economic system.
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by Jannatul Ferdous Ara -
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector.
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by Saif Hridoy Khan (213-11-1375) -
Yes, it is a helpful topic for me.
From this lesson, I learn this chapter about the historical economic background of Bangladesh. and also learn how methods apply to developing our economy. Then I know the situation of our reserve, food reserve, business situation market situation, and industry situation which industries are potentially increasing the growth of our economy. The idea of the vicious circle of poverty was also described, along with how it affects both the supply and demand sides of the economy. In the Last word, I can say I learn or I know all over know our economic system.
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by Mafuz chowdhury(213-11-1435) -
Yes, This is interest.
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports.
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by Tarek Rahman (213-11-1429) -
It is interest.
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector
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by Tarek Rahman (213-11-1429) -
It is interest.
The industrial sector in Bangladesh has been rapidly growing over the past few decades, with significant contributions to the country's economic development. The sector is dominated by the garment industry, which accounts for a large portion of Bangladesh's exports. Other important industries include textiles, jute, leather, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The government has implemented policies to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of the industrial sector
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by Shiam Al Shahadot (213-11-1340) -
I've learnt a lot about Bangladesh's economy through this class, as well as how to address the country's economic issues. This is why I found the subject to be so fascinating.
Economic Activities, Features of Capitalistic, Socialistic, and Hybrid Economies, Underdeveloped and Developed Economies, and Fundamental Economics Issues and Solutions are some of the subjects I have studied.
Finally, it can be concluded that after learning these lessons, I fully comprehend the socioeconomic circumstances in Bangladesh and am also aware of the numerous strategies we use to reduce Bangladesh's general economic challenges.
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by Fahim Ahmed -
After knowing this vital topic, I have learned historical background of Bangladesh
economic.Bangladesh’s economy is a significant market economy in South Asia is still in development.
Bangladesh is the second largest economy in South Asia. The government has implemented policies to
attract foreign investment.
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by Ishrat Saira Fariha Noor -
Yes, this lesson was interesting to me. The economic history of Bangladesh is a valuable source of lessons for anyone interested in understanding the factors that contribute to a country's economic growth and development. Bangladesh's economic history is the importance of economic planning, which has helped the country achieve significant progress in various sectors over the years. It is the role of investment in infrastructure and industry in driving economic growth and creating jobs for its people. We can also learn about how effective policies and resource management can enable a nation to recover from a difficult economic situation.
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by Kobita Akter -
Yes,it is interesting topic for me.
From this chapter I learn about historical economy background in Bangladesh. Moreover, I also learn about how method applying by developing out economy. Then I know situation of our reserve, food reserve,business situation market situation, industry situation which industry are potential increasing growth our economy. In another word I can say I learn or I know all over know our economy system.
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by Tasnim jahan Risha -
Yes it is interesting topic for me. It is interesting to know about The economic history of Bangladesh. It tells us that the country has experienced both periods of economic growth and decline. It also tells us about the country's struggle for independence and its various attempts to improve its economy.
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by Abdullah Al Mamun(213-11-1341) -
I learned a lot about Bangladesh's economy and how to address its economic problems from this lesson. Topics included economic activity, capitalism, democratic and mixed economies, developed and developing economies, fundamental economic issues, and solutions. Overall, I gained a comprehensive understanding of Bangladesh's socio-economic conditions and the various measures being taken to reduce its economic problems.
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by Mehedi Hasan -
I learned a lot about the historical background of our economy, about various economical developing sector, some common problems in economic sector in Bangladesh & how to get rid of this problems.
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by Mehedi Sorkar Hemal (213-11-1326) -
I've learnt a lot about Bangladesh's economy through this class, as well as how to fix the country's economic issues. That's the reason I found the subject to be so fascinating.
Economic Activities, Attributes of Capitalistic, Socialistic, and Hybrid Economies, Underdeveloped and Developed Economies, and Fundamental Economics Issues and Solutions are some of the subjects I have studied.
Finally, it can be concluded that after learning these lessons, I fully comprehend the socioeconomic circumstances in Bangladesh and am also aware of the numerous strategies we use to reduce Bangladesh's general economic challenges.
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by Sabekunnahar Papia 213-11-1410 -
On in this chapter i learned lot of things about Bangladesh such as facts and figures, geography, demography, various cultural traits. The economic activities of the people of Bangladesh, different economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economies and countries.
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by Dip kundu 213-11-6696 -
I've learnt a lot about Bangladesh's economy through this class, as well as how to address the country's economic issues. This is why I found the subject to be so fascinating.
Economic Activities, Features of Capitalistic, Socialistic, and Hybrid Economies, Underdeveloped and Developed Economies, and Fundamental Economics Issues and Solutions are some of the subjects I have studied.
Finally, it can be concluded that after learning these lessons, I fully comprehend the socioeconomic circumstances in Bangladesh and am also aware of the numerous strategies we use to reduce Bangladesh's general economic challenges.
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by Junaed Ahmed 213-11-1360 -
That is what I've learned from this lesson. War looms over Bangladesh. Bangladesh's complicated economic history has been characterized by continuous changes in political control, governing principles, and outside influence. Bangladesh's economy, which focuses on garment production, exports, and microfinance, has become one of the fastest-growing in the world. The nation is still working to improve its economy today, putting an emphasis on inclusive and sustainable policies that will benefit all cities. the sustainable development goals, the approaches to development planning in Bangladesh, and the expectations for Vision 2021.
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by Jannatun Munmun 213-11-1436 -
From this lecture, I learned about historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant market economy in South Asia that is still in development. Bangladesh is the second-largest economy in South Asia, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.
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by Zidan Uddin Zisan 213-11-1327 -
The "Bangladesh Studies Socio-Economic Perspective" lecture provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the socio-economic landscape of Bangladesh. The lecturer highlighted the country's demographic and geographic characteristics, as well as its historical and cultural background. The lecture also covered various socio-economic indicators, such as income, education, health, and employment, and how they have evolved over time. I appreciated the lecturer's use of real-world examples and case studies to illustrate the challenges and opportunities faced by Bangladesh.
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by Mehedi Sorkar Hemal (213-11-1326) -
Yes.
Bangladesh has a long and complex economic history, marked by periods of prosperity and instability.

Before gaining independence in 1971, Bangladesh was part of Pakistan and was primarily focused on agricultural production.

After independence, the country underwent significant economic reforms, but faced challenges such as natural disasters, political instability, and corruption.

Despite these challenges, Bangladesh has made significant progress in recent decades, achieving steady economic growth and poverty reduction.

The country is now considered a lower-middle-income economy, with a focus on garments manufacturing and agriculture.

However, Bangladesh still faces significant economic and social challenges, including infrastructure development, income inequality, and climate change.
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by Rishadul Islam -
We learned about various remedies for Bangladesh's economic issues in the third lecture. The talk also discussed the fundamental economic issues facing the nation, such as the nation's fast expanding population, high unemployment rates, food shortages, subpar educational systems, and a deficit in international commerce. The idea of the vicious circle of poverty was also described, along with how it affects both the supply and demand sides of the economy. Overall, this presentation gave a thorough summary of Bangladesh's economic problems as well as some prospective answers.
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by Shanta Parvin 213-11-1380 -
On in this chapter i learned lot of things about Bangladesh such as facts and figures, geography, demography, various cultural traits. The economic activities of the people of Bangladesh, different economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economies and countries.
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by Md. Naeemjahan Chowdhuri 213-11-1330 -
On in this chapter i learned lot of things about Bangladesh such as facts and figures, geography, demography, various cultural traits. The economic activities of the people of Bangladesh, different economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economies and countries.
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by Md Jobayer 213-11-1334 -
Name:
Md.Jobayer
Id:213-11-1334


This is a Important Chepter and Yes It is a interesting chepter.
From this lecture i learned about historical Background of the Economy of BD, approaches to Development Planning in BD,Vision 2021 Expectations, sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), budgeting in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's economy is a significant market economy in South Asia that is still in development. Bangladesh is the second-largest economy in South Asia, ranking 25th in terms of purchasing power parity and 35th overall in nominal terms.
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by Emon Hossain 213-11-1346 -
Introduction to Bangladesh Economy is a course that focuses on the economic development of the country. It will cover topics such as the history of the economy, economic policies, macroeconomic indicators, and economic trends. Students will gain an understanding of the economic challenges and opportunities facing Bangladesh, as well as the impact of global economic forces on the country. The course will also cover the role of the government in promoting economic growth, and strategies for achieving sustainable economic growth.