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Bangladesh Budget 2010-11: Budget Speech

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Budgetary speech presents an outline of the the Budget Implementation Progress report for FY 2010-11. The speech discuss briefly budget framework of bangladesh government and also analyse macroeconomic scenario of the country in the context of global and domestic economic situations.

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  • Ministry of Finance Bangladesh, 2015. "Bangladesh Budget 2010-11: Budget Speech," Working Papers id:6967, eSocialSciences.
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