Bangladesh adopted a liberal economic regime, particularly in the areas of trade, finance, and capital account, since mid-1980s. This study seeks to evaluate the impact of liberalization on the country’s economic growth by analyzing the 1974-2002 data with the help of cointegration and error...

Given that religion drives people’s behavior and actions in a more productive direction, it is not possible to separate religion from development. After a meticulous review of theory and empirical literature, the paper concludes that the relationship between religion and development is likely...

After briefly discussing the various issues pertaining to Globalization and the global economy, the paper presents the comparative economic performance of the Islamic countries by using appropriate statistics and discusses the challenges, mainly the economic ones. It is stressed that the Islamic...