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Making Better Use Of Bangladeh’S Productive Capacities

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  • Nazrul Islam
  • A.F. Mujtahid

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The objective of the paper is to promote public awareness as well as a debate on what is happening to some of Bangladesh's major productive assets. This process is designed to encourage action by the GOB to more effectively discharge its responsibilities in making better use of resources under its disposal and to promote greater self-reliance of the country by drawing upon its indigenous resources before it so freely seek external assistance.

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  • Nazrul Islam & A.F. Mujtahid, 1999. "Making Better Use Of Bangladeh’S Productive Capacities," CPD Working Paper 1, Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).
    • Handle: RePEc:pdb:opaper:1
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    PRODUCTIVE CAPACITIES; BANGLADESH;

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