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."

Poverty in Bangladesh is a major issue. Approximately 40% of the population lives below the poverty line, with many people living in extreme poverty. Poverty is caused by a lack of access to resources, education, and jobs, as well as by extreme weather events such as floods and cyclones. In order to help reduce poverty, the government of Bangladesh has implemented numerous initiatives, such as providing access to microcredit and social protection programs, investing in health and education, and providing skills training to help people find jobs. The explanations were comprehensive and easy to follow, and the examples used to illustrate the points were helpful.

The economy of Bangladesh is a major developing market economy. As the second-largest economy in South Asia, Bangladesh's economy is the 35th largest in the world in nominal terms, and 25th largest by purchasing power parity.

Microeconomic goals are two of the five economic goals of a mixed economy that are most important to the study of microeconomics. They are efficiency and equity.

Poverty in Bangladesh remains a major challenge in 2021. According to the World Bank, nearly 32.2% of Bangladesh's population lives below the poverty. In addition to this, the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country's economy and people's livelihoods. This has had a disproportionate effect on vulnerable communities, including those living in poverty. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

Excellent lecture. A lot of things are there to learn from this lecture. I learnt a lot about our economy. We ranked 35th in terms of economy (nominal) and 25th (ppp) in the world economy rank.

I learnt a lot about our economy.The explanations were comprehensive and easy to follow, and the examples.Bangladesh's economy is the 35th largest in the world in nominal terms.

Bangladesh In addition to this, the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country's economy and people's livelihoods. This has had a disproportionate effect on vulnerable communities, including those living in poverty. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

I am learning in lecture 7 Introduction, Economic activities, The economic activities of the people of Bangladesh, Different economic system, Characteristics of capitalistic economic system, Characteristics of socialistic economic system, Characteristics of mixed economic system, Underdeveloped, developing and developed economies,Whether Bangladesh is an underdeveloped or developing country,Vicious circle of,poverty, Basic economic problems of Bangladesh, Solution of economic problems of Bangladesh

In lecture 7, "Introduction," I'm learning monetary transactions, The people of Bangladesh's economic activities, various 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

3. The economic history of Bangladesh provides us with valuable lessons about the importance of economic planning, investment in infrastructure and industry, and how to manage a developing economy. It also shows how a nation can recover from a difficult economic situation, and how to use resources and policies to create an environment that is beneficial for its citizens.

I learned from this lecture introduction, economic activities, economic activities of people of Bangladesh, different economic systems, characteristics of capitalist economic system, characteristics of socialist economic system, characteristics of mixed economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economy, whether Bangladesh is an underdeveloped or developing country, poverty. Vicious cycle, basic economic problems of Bangladesh, solutions to economic problems of Bangladesh

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.

3. The economic history of Bangladesh provides us with valuable lessons about the importance of economic planning, investment in infrastructure

I learned economy of Bangladesh in this chapter.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.

My learning is about Bangladesh economy could be a valuable resource for understanding the economic development and growth of this country.

Some of the key topics that could be covered in such a chapter might include the major industries and exports of Bangladesh, as well as the country's workforce and infrastructure. It could also cover important policy initiatives and strategies implemented by the government to promote economic growth and reduce poverty.

The lecture on microeconomic goals of a country was insightful and well-structured. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

In lesson 7, Introduction, I'm learning monetary transactions, The people of Bangladesh's economic pursuits, various business systems, characteristics of the capitalism system of economics, the characteristics of a communist economy, the characteristics of a diverse economy, developing, emerging, and advanced countries, Whether Bangladesh is a growing or underdeveloped nation, dangerous cycle of destitution fundamental issues with Bangladesh's economy, Bangladesh's fiscal issues resolution

The economic history of Bangladesh provides us with valuable lessons about the importance of economic planning, investment in infrastructure and industry, and how to manage a developing economy. It also shows how a nation can recover from a difficult economic situation, and how to use resources and policies to create an environment that is beneficial for its citizens.

From this chapter,I have learnt introduction, economic activities, economic activities of people of Bangladesh, different economic systems, characteristics of capitalist economic system, characteristics of socialist economic system, characteristics of mixed economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economy, whether Bangladesh is an underdeveloped or developing country, poverty. Vicious cycle, basic economic problems of Bangladesh, solutions to economic problems of Bangladesh.

This chapter shows us, the economic experience of Bangladesh offers insightful teachings on the significance of effective economic planning, the need for investing in infrastructure and industry, and how to steer a developing economy towards prosperity. Additionally, it showcases the resilience of a nation in overcoming economic adversity, and highlights the potential benefits of judicious allocation of resources and policy measures that promote the welfare of its people.

In lecture 7, Introduction, I am learning Commercial activities, The people of Bangladesh's economic activities, Various economic systems, Capitalistic economic system characteristics, Socialistic economic system characteristics, Mixed economic system characteristics, Economies in the developing, developing, and developed worlds Whether Bangladesh is a developing or underdeveloped country, Poverty creates a vicious circle. Bangladesh's fundamental economic problems, Bangladesh's economic problems must be resolved.

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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 whi

From this lecture we can learned more about our country's economy. Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that focuses on the study of the behavior and performance of the overall economy, rather than individual markets or firms. We learned about Aggregate demand and supply, International trade, Fiscal and monetary policy, Economic growth and many more.

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From this lecture I am able to learn -
1. The economic activities of Bangladeshi people.
2. Characteristics of - Capitalist Economic System
Socialist Economic System
Mixed Economic System
3. Absolute Poverty , Relative Poverty.
4. Poverty Line.
5. Poverty Condition.
That's all my learning.

I learned About this chapter Poverty remains a significant challenge in Bangladesh, with around 20% of the population living below the poverty line. Factors contributing to poverty include limited access to education and healthcare, low levels of productivity in the agriculture sector, and natural disasters. The government and international organizations have implemented a range of programs and policies to address poverty, but more work is needed to ensure that all Bangladeshis have access to the resources and opportunities needed to lift themselves out of poverty As well as Bangladesh is a developing country with a growing economy, largely driven by the garment and textile industries. The country has made significant progress in recent years, with GDP growth averaging around 6-7% annually. However, challenges remain, including weak infrastructure, low productivity, and limited access to finance for small and medium-sized businesses.

3. The economic history of Bangladesh provides us with valuable lessons about the importance of economic planning, investment in infrastructure

The Economic History of Bangladesh provides an important lesson: economic development is possible, even in challenging circumstances. Bangladesh has overcome poverty, famine, and other difficulties to become an emerging economy. This demonstrates that with the right policies and investments, even the most disadvantaged countries can become prosperous.

This chapter let us know about the ecosystem of Bangladesh and its current climate change impact and environmental degradation. It also provide the solution for this problem.
This chapter also talks about poverty in Bangladesh and how it affect us all.

From this chapter,I have learnt introduction, economic activities, economic activities of people of Bangladesh, different economic systems, characteristics of capitalist economic system, characteristics of socialist economic system, characteristics of mixed economic system, underdeveloped, developing and developed economy, whether Bangladesh is an underdeveloped or developing country, poverty. Vicious cycle, basic economic problems of Bangladesh, solutions to economic problems of Bangladesh.

In this lecture I learn about historical background of Bangladesh economy and the economical nature. I also come to know about various development in Bangladesh which is going to increase our foreign investment. So that our economical development can grow rapidly.

Poverty in Bangladesh remains a major challenge in 2021. According to the World Bank, nearly 32.2% of Bangladesh's population lives below the poverty. In addition to this, the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country's economy and people's livelihoods. This has had a disproportionate effect on vulnerable communities, including those living in poverty. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

Name: Sabekunnahar Papia
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My learning is about Bangladesh economy could be a valuable resource for understanding the economic development and growth of this country.

Some of the key topics that could be covered in such a chapter might include the major industries and exports of Bangladesh, as well as the country's workforce and infrastructure. It could also cover important policy initiatives and strategies implemented by the government to promote economic growth and reduce poverty.

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My learning are given below:

1. Environment, eco-system, environmental degradation, climate change
2. Various factors of environmental degradation and climate change in Bangladesh and major environmental problems of Bangladesh.
3. The impact on climate change
4. International initiatives for sustainable environment

My learning is about Bangladesh economy could be a valuable resource for understanding the economic development and growth of this country.
Some of the key topics that could be covered in such a chapter might include the major industries and exports of Bangladesh, as well as the country's workforce and infrastructure.

The lecture on microeconomic goals of a country was insightful and well-structured. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

Poverty in Bangladesh is a major issue. Approximately 40% of the population lives below the poverty line, with many people living in extreme poverty. Poverty is caused by a lack of access to resources, education, and jobs, as well as by extreme weather events such as floods and cyclones. In order to help reduce poverty, the government of Bangladesh has implemented numerous initiatives, such as providing access to microcredit and social protection programs, investing in health and education, and providing skills training to help people find jobs. The explanations were comprehensive and easy to follow, and the examples used to illustrate the points were helpful.

1. Environment, eco-system, environmental degradation, climate change
2. Various factors of environmental degradation and climate change in Bangladesh and major environmental problems of Bangladesh.
3. The impact on climate change
4. International initiatives for sustainable environment

Microeconomic goals are two of the five economic goals of a mixed economy that are most important to the study of microeconomics. They are efficiency and equity.

I learn from this chapter

1. Introduction to economic activities and systems.
2. Economic activities in Bangladesh.
3. Characteristics of capitalist, socialist, and mixed economic systems.
4. Classification of economies: underdeveloped, developing, and developed.
5. Bangladesh as an underdeveloped or developing country.
6. Poverty and the vicious cycle.
7. Basic economic problems in Bangladesh.
8. Solutions to economic problems in Bangladesh.

Microeconomic goals are two of the five economic goals of a mixed economy that are most important to the study of microeconomics.

My learning is about Bangladesh economy could be a valuable resource for understanding the economic development and growth of this country.

Some of the key topics that could be covered in such a chapter might include the major industries and exports of Bangladesh, as well as the country's workforce and infrastructure. It could also cover important policy initiatives and strategies implemented by the government to promote economic growth and reduce poverty.

From this chapter I have learnt a lot about our economy.The explanations were comprehensive and easy to follow, and the examples.Bangladesh's economy is the 35th largest in the world in nominal terms.

Poverty in Bangladesh remains a major challenge in 2021. According to the World Bank, nearly 32.2% of Bangladesh's population lives below the poverty. In addition to this, the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country's economy and people's livelihoods. This has had a disproportionate effect on vulnerable communities, including those living in poverty. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

Microeconomic goals are two of the five economic goals of a mixed economy that are most important to the study of microeconomics. They are efficiency and equity.

Poverty in Bangladesh remains a major challenge in 2021. According to the World Bank, nearly 32.2% of Bangladesh's population lives below the poverty. In addition to this, the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country's economy and people's livelihoods. This has had a disproportionate effect on vulnerable communities, including those living in poverty. The government of Bangladesh has taken a number of steps to combat poverty. However, the country still faces the challenge of creating enough jobs to lift people out of poverty and reduce inequality.

In this Chapter I learned that Poverty in Bangladesh is a major issue. Approximately 40% of the population lives below the poverty line, with many people living in extreme poverty. Poverty is caused by a lack of access to resources, education, and jobs, as well as by extreme weather events such as floods and cyclones.

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Here we learned -
1. The economic activities of Bangladeshi people.
2. Characteristics of - Capitalist Economic System
Socialist Economic System
Mixed Economic System
3. Absolute Poverty , Relative Poverty.
4. Poverty Line.
5. Poverty Condition.
Here all are very important.

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."