development experience emerging challenges de shahabuddin quazi (2 résultats)

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Acronyms. Acknowledgements. Contributors. Editors introduction/Quazi Shahabuddin and Rushidan Islam Rahman. I. Institutions governance and sustainable development 1. Institutions for policymaking for development/Nurul Islam. II. Development strategies for Bangladesh 2. Reflections on Bangladesh in comparison to East Asia/Gustav Ranis. 3. Bangladesh the test case for development revisited/Just Faaland and J.R. Parkinson. 4. Is Bangladesh poised to be launched on an East Asian development path/Azizur Rahman Khan. 5. What kind of economic growth is Bangladesh attaining/Rizwanul Islam. III. Challenges of inequality and poverty 6. The meaning of poverty questions of distribution and power/Arthur MacEwan. 7. Challenging the injustice of poverty the need for structural change in South Asia/Rehman Sobhan. 8. Inequality in access to education and its impact on the labour market a vicious cycle/Rushidan Islam Rahman. IV. Macroeconomic and Sectoral issues 9. Fiscal deficits and economic growth contrasting Bangladesh with the rest of South Asia/Siddiqur Rahman Osmani. 10. Aid effectiveness in Bangladesh/M.G. Quibria and Shafi Ahmad. 11. Rhetoric versus reality in Bangladesh's Trade Policy/Shantayanan Devarajan and Zaidi Sattar. 12. Research Policy links an Analysis of institutional issues in macroeconomic Policymaking in Bangladesh/Mustafa K. Mujeri. 13. Progress in rural economy in Bangladesh Insights from repeat sample surveys/Mahabub Hossain and Abdul Bayes. V. Looking ahead policy options for Bangladesh Panel discussion. Index. There was widespread pessimism about the development prospects of Bangladesh during the period following independence. Contrary to the prevailing concerns however Bangladesh has achieved considerable success and performed well in several areas of development. Improvements in human development have been particularly remarkable. The economy has also moved to a higher growth path over the last two decades. Not only economic growth has picked up but it has been less volatile and more stable compared to most South and East Asian countries. Perhaps this has led many to believe that Bangladesh can realise its growth potential so as to join the ranks of middle income countries within a decade or so. The transition to the high growth regime however has been accompanied by worsening income distribution over time. This obviously raises serious concern about the quality of growth in terms of rate of poverty reduction degree of income inequality and generation of productive employment. What kind of economic growth is Bangladesh attaining. Has the growth process been sufficiently broad based and inclusive. How to accelerate the rate of economic growth and achieve further improvement in human development. An international conference was organized by BIDS in December 2007 on the occasion of its Golden Jubilee Celebration. The broad theme of the conference was Development Prospects of Bangladesh Emerging Challenges in which some of the questions raised above were addressed. A number of renowned national and international experts who were closely associated with BIDS in the past participated in the conference. A selection of papers presented in the conference and the proceedings of the panel discussion have been published in this volume. It is expected that the ideas presented in the papers and the engaging intellectual debate on development experience emerging challenges and policy options for development of Bangladesh will be useful to the wide audience both academicians and development practitioners alike. 358 pp.

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