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State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2010-11 (First Reading)

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The contents of this report comprise of two core components. The first component reviews the macroeconomic situation of Bangladesh in the early months of FY2010-11, and focuses on a number of emerging trends having significance for macroeconomic management. The second component is dedicated to the scrutiny of five critical sectors of the Bangladesh economy, of contemporary importance. These are: investment scenario; inflation, prices and food security; energy and power; trends in the capital market; and overseas employment and remittances. The report concludes with short-term outlook of the economy with special focus on growth prospect in FY2010-11.

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  • Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), 2011. "State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2010-11 (First Reading)," CPD Working Paper 92, Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).
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    1. Debapriya Bhattacharya & Towfiqul Islam Khan, 2009. "Recent Monetary Policy Statement of Bangladesh Bank (July 2009): An Analytical Commentary," CPD Working Paper 82, Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).
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      Bangladesh economy; FY2010-11; capital market;
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