Since the Millennium Bangladesh has grown at an average rate of about 7% a year with its GDFP PPP per capita having reached US$9k in 2023. Were it to maintain similar growth rates for a further two decades its living standards would be approaching Eastern Europoean levels. Its progress is due to prudent fiscal management, lack of geopolitical tension and consequent military spending and also to the success of its textiles sector. For the next phase of its development it needs to diversify its export sector beyond textiles.
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Introduction GDP growth 1960-2023 GDP USD & PPP Inflation 1987-2022 Exchange rate Remittances Exports USD & Current Account Exports & Imports by Product & Destination IMF Data - Current a/c and NIIP Revenue & expenditure 2022 Public Debt Gross Savings Rate GDP by sector Housing Military spending Employment formal/informal Employment by Sector Pensions Healthcare Education Electricity Output Population, fertility & life expectancy Commentary Sources