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03 BSS306 Lecture 3 Bangladesh’s Development Challenges part2

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Investment-GDP ratio in Bangladesh
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicator
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Investment-GDP ratio in Bangladesh
Even under the very optimistic
scenario (ICOR = 4.2), between
2017-18 and 2029-30,
investment-GDP ratio has to be
increased annually by 0.7
percentage points which is 1.75
times higher than the current
(2013-2017) annual percentage
points rise (0.4).
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicator
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Incremental Capital-Output Ratio
ICOR can be calculated as:
ICOR = Investment-GDP ratio/Annual Increase in GDP
For example, if the investment-GDP ratio is 20 and the GDP
growth rate is 5, then
ICOR = 20/5 = 4
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Growth in exports in Bangladesh
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicator
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Growth in remittances in Bangladesh
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicator
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Data Source: World Bank
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Data Source: World Bank
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Data Source: World Bank
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Data Source: BPDB
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