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Is free trade finally passé?- Dr M A Razzaque, Chairman, RAPID.
Policy Brief: A Roadmap and Action Plan for Attaining the New Direct Taxation Target
The tax-GDP ratio of Bangladesh is 8% which is among the lowest in the world.
Analyzing the Impact of the United Kingdom’s Developing Countries Trading Scheme on LDCs and Graduation Prospects
How the DCTS differs from the previous United Kingdom GSP system.
How can Bangladesh utilise the potential of man-made fibre in RMG sector?
Bangladesh captures less than 5% of global non-cotton apparel market. What can be done enhance such export?
Survey Report: In what ways does the uneven spread of cross-border migration affect men and women differently in different parts of Bangladesh?
Women’s and men’s participation in cross-border labour migration in five districts of Bangladesh.
Policy Brief: How to expand exports to the UK market?
Policy Brief: Enhancing social protection for female tea garden workers and their families in Sylhet division
Unutilised export potential
Policy Brief: What are the key issues at stake affecting Bangladesh-EU relations?
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)
Rebels, victims, agents of change: The singular histories of women migrant workers
The purpose of this ethnographic study is to shed light on how women view their migration and work abroad.
Report: Employment and working conditions in Bangladesh’s leather industry
This study aims to assess the employment and working conditions in Bangladesh’s leather industry.
Impact of cross-border data flow restrictions on Bangladesh economy
If Bangladesh imposes controls similar to India, the adverse output impact could be 0.58% as a result of a 29% drop in digital service exports.
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