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Employment in National Budget 2017-18: Pre-Budget Thoughts on Selected Issues

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  • Is the Employment Generating Capacity of the Bangladesh Economy Declining?

    September 12, 2019

    Growth of employment in relation to output growth has been declining Although the performance of the economy of Bangladesh has been impressive in terms of output growth, the situation is different when growth of productive employment is considered. Moreover, it seems that the growth of employment in relation to output growth has been declining over time. […]

  • Employment in National Budget 2017-18: Pre-Budget Thoughts on Selected Issues

    September 12, 2019

    Employment in National Budget 2017-18: Pre-Budget Thoughts on Selected Issues ByRushidan Islam RahmanCentre for Development and Employment ResearchDhakaApril 2017IntroductionEconomics is all about choices. The choices among contrasting policies become glaring in thedays preceding the announcement of national budget every year. Suggestions on budgetarypriorities come from various directions which often may push forward contrasting agenda.This brief […]

  • Food and Agricultural Issues and Programmes: Some Suggestions for the National Budget 2017-18

    September 12, 2019

    Food and Agricultural Issues and Programmes: Some Suggestions for the National Budget 2017-18By Quazi Shahabuddin    I. Food-Friendly Programme for the Ultra-Poor: How to Make It More Effective? Despite considerable progress in poverty reduction in Bangladesh with respect to hardcore poverty, the absolute number of hardcore poor continues to remain quite significant, about 20 million. Those […]

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