Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation

In response to new global economic order Bangladesh like other developing countries has taken a series of masures to disengage to herself from the state-controlled economy during the last two decades. The goverments ruling the country since independence have taken masures to sell off public corporat...

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Main Author: Quddus, S. M. Abdul
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Published: The University of Chittagong Press 2000
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description In response to new global economic order Bangladesh like other developing countries has taken a series of masures to disengage to herself from the state-controlled economy during the last two decades. The goverments ruling the country since independence have taken masures to sell off public corporations, delegated the provision of the most basic services to the private sector and deregulated its domestic economy. Not only the present government but also the regimes come to power particularly after 1975 have also jettisoned protectionist trade and investment policies by slashing import restrictions and creative incentives to attract foreign capital. In a nutshell, Bangladesh is trying to satisfy the growing demands of international trade and business. This paper examines the overall economic reform efforts and its impacts on Bangladesh's movement towards globalization.
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spelling iium-63182018-02-14T08:15:44Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/6318/ Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation Quddus, S. M. Abdul H96 Public policy (General), Policy sciences In response to new global economic order Bangladesh like other developing countries has taken a series of masures to disengage to herself from the state-controlled economy during the last two decades. The goverments ruling the country since independence have taken masures to sell off public corporations, delegated the provision of the most basic services to the private sector and deregulated its domestic economy. Not only the present government but also the regimes come to power particularly after 1975 have also jettisoned protectionist trade and investment policies by slashing import restrictions and creative incentives to attract foreign capital. In a nutshell, Bangladesh is trying to satisfy the growing demands of international trade and business. This paper examines the overall economic reform efforts and its impacts on Bangladesh's movement towards globalization. The University of Chittagong Press 2000-06 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/6318/1/Bangladesh%27s_transition_from_state_to_market.pdf Quddus, S. M. Abdul (2000) Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation. The Chittagong University Journal of Arts and Humanities, 16 (1). pp. 103-119. ISSN 1561-1167 http://www.cu.ac.bd/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=86&Itemid=55
spellingShingle H96 Public policy (General), Policy sciences
Quddus, S. M. Abdul
Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title_full Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title_fullStr Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title_full_unstemmed Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title_short Bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
title_sort bangladesh’s transition from state to market: problem and prospect of globalisation
topic H96 Public policy (General), Policy sciences
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