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Politics, society and financial sector reform in Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anis - In: International journal of social economics 29 (2002) 11/12, pp. 963-988
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Politics, society and financial sector reform in Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anis - 2000
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Social preference function and policy prioritisation for Bangladesh : an experiment with analytical hierarchy process
Quaddus, Mohammed - In: Economics of planning : an international journal … 23 (1990) 3, pp. 175-191
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A more generalized planning model of Bangladesh : some preliminary observations
Chowdhury, Anisuzzaman - In: Economics of planning : an international journal … 20 (1986) 1, pp. 68-84
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Semi-feudal production relations and dependent capitalist development : the case of Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anisuzzaman - In: Asian profile : Asia's international journal devoted … 15 (1987) 5, pp. 459-475
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Integrating macro-econometric and input-output models : the case of Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anisuzzaman - In: Economic bulletin for Asia and the Pacific 35 (1984) 2, pp. 65-77
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Politics, society and financial sector reform in Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anis - University of Western Sydney; College of Law and Business; … - 2002
Examines the financial sector reform experience of Bangladesh. Finds that, while there have been some improvements in competition and efficiency, loan defaults still remain a significant problem. Also finds urban bias in loan allocation and shift of resources away from the rural sector. The main...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009482286
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Politics, society and financial sector reform in Bangladesh
Chowdhury, Anis - In: International Journal of Social Economics 29 (2002) 12, pp. 963-988
Examines the financial sector reform experience of Bangladesh. Finds that, while there have been some improvements in competition and efficiency, loan defaults still remain a significant problem. Also finds urban bias in loan allocation and shift of resources away from the rural sector. The main...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014805106