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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 370229660(PDF) Bangladesh’s Economic Development and Poverty ...

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   Least Developed Countries (LDC) list in 2026 (The World Bank, 2021). The following diagram, figure 1, depicts the important economic developments discussed so far and the real GDP per capita ...

   • Author: Nabeel Iqbal

2. thefinancialexpress.com.bd › views › a-criticalA critical overview of five decades of Bangladesh economy

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   The country is on track to leave the united Nations list of least developed countries in 2024. Bangladesh is now considered one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Bangladesh has had an annual growth rate of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) over 6.0 per cent since 2011.

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   Is Bangladesh a model for modern poverty reduction?

   • Bangladesh has gained international recognition as a model for modern poverty reduction and is currently the largest country to graduate from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category. Building on these accomplishments, the country is looking forward to economic diversification and sustainable development in the post-graduation era.

   3. Looking forward: Bangladesh’s next development phase

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   Will Bangladesh be an upper-middle-income country by 2031?

   • It is expected to graduate from the UN ’s ranks of least developed countries ( LDC s) in late 2026. It aims be an upper-middle-income country by 2031. Yet hard-won optimism about Bangladesh’s trajectory is now being tested. The pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have caused a serious economic shock to the country.

   Bangladesh’s economic miracle is in jeopardy

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   Is Bangladesh a good country?

   • The country’s proliferating garment factories provide a decent livelihood for millions. By the World Bank’s reckoning, Bangladesh has graduated from “least developed” to “developing” or “lower middle-income”—a huge advance on the wasteland of 1971. By other measures, Bangladesh is doing even better.

   Bangladesh’s growth has been remarkable, but is now at risk

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   Is Bangladesh's revenue enough to meet its development needs?

   • At around 8.5 percent of GDP (FY22), revenue remains insufficient to meet the country’s development needs.4 Given its importance for future economic progress, this chapter analyzes (i) Bangladesh’s revenue performance, (ii) the tax structure, (iii) major challenges for revenue generation, and (iv) policy options to address the challenges.

   Bangladesh Development Update - April 2024 Final

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4. www.oecd-ilibrary.org › sites › 6fcd0da2-en3. Looking forward: Bangladesh’s next development phase

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   Bangladesh has gained international recognition as a model for modern poverty reduction and is currently the largest country to graduate from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category. Building on these accomplishments, the country is looking forward to economic diversification and sustainable development in the post-graduation era.

5. thedocs.worldbank.org › en › docBangladesh Development Update - April 2024 Final

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   The special focus section of this report discusses how domestic revenue mobilization can be strengthened to support Bangladesh’s development strategy. Bangladesh’s revenue as a share of GDP is currently 8.2 percent of GDP (FY23), among the lowest in the world and significantly below peers.

6. www.economist.com › leaders › 2021/03/27Bangladesh’s growth has been remarkable, but is now at risk

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   Mar 27, 2021 · By the World Bank’s reckoning, Bangladesh has graduated from “least developed” to “developing” or “lower middle-income”—a huge advance on the wasteland of 1971.

7. www.thedailystar.net › supplements › 32ndLessons for Bangladesh as a graduating LDC | The Daily Star

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   Feb 11, 2023 · As per the decision of the UN General Assembly held in November 2021, Bangladesh is set to graduate out of the group of least developed countries (LDCs) on November 24, 2026, about 50 years...

8. www.economist.com › asia › 2023/03/01Bangladesh’s economic miracle is in jeopardy

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   Mar 1, 2023 · It is expected to graduate from the UN’s ranks of least developed countries (LDCs) in late 2026. It aims be an upper-middle-income country by 2031.