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Latest Working Paper || February 2026 || This paper estimates that, after post-LDC graduation, Bangladeshi RMG exporters need to absorb 30 to 80 per cent of the tariff shock in the EU market to remain competitive
RAPID Monthly Newsletter || February 2026
After the US Supreme Court strikes down reciprocal tariffs: Why Bangladesh must reassess its bilateral trade deal with the US
Congratulations to Md Jahid Ebn Jalal and Syeda Fabiha Tasnim on being selected as RAPID Staff Members of the Month for February 2026!
Latest Policy Brief || April 2026 || This policy brief examines how the EU–India Free Trade Agreement, combined with Bangladesh’s graduation from LDC status, could reshape the country’s export prospects in the European Union, its largest export market.
Policy Brief || March 2026 || This policy brief discusses Digital Product Passports (DPP), which will be mandatory from 2027 for priority sectors and require interoperable product-level data on materials, sustainability, and lifecycle impacts for EU-bound exports.
Policy Brief || February 2026 || The policy brief analyse the implications of revised rules of origin under the UK’s DCTS on Bangladesh’s export competitiveness
Policy Brief || January 2026|| A Critical Transition for Bangladesh: Stabilise Now, or Pay a Higher Price Later
Development Letters March 2025-Apparel Export Prices: A Quality-Adjusted Analysis of the EU and US Markets-By Syful Islam
RAPID Staff Seminar Series
RAPID Chairman Dr M A Razzaque was invited to the talk show ‘How’s the Economy?’ conducted by BTV to discuss why export development is necessary.
RAPID Centre for International Trade (RCIT)
Latest Working Paper|| February 2026 || This paper estimates that, after post-LDC graduation, Bangladeshi RMG exporters need to absorb 30 to 80 per cent of the tariff shock in the EU market to remain competitive.
Research Report: Bangladesh needs to generate at least two million jobs every year to accommodate new entrants to the labour market, but there are only about one million jobs being created.
Final Policy Paper: Urban Poverty, Vulnerability, and Social Protection: An Assessment Using HIES 2022
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Roundtable Discussion on Family Card and the Emerging Social Protection Architecture of Bangladesh
RAPID Seminar on Socio-economic Priorities for the Next Government
Workshop for Journalists on Implications of U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs and LDC Graduation: Concerns & Options for Bangladesh
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After the US Supreme Court strikes down reciprocal tariffs: Why Bangladesh must reassess its bilateral trade deal with the US