Building a buffer food stock
A buffer stock of cereals is part of food policy pursued by governments. With its origin in the Middle East since Biblical times, it was not as successfully practised over a long period of time as it was done in China under the Confucian economic theory. Called the 'ever-normal granary',...
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On forming an independent revenue commission
Since its establishment in 1972, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has been tasked with the dual responsibility of formulating revenue policy and enforcing its implementation. This inherent conflict of interest has led to various limitations, distortions, and shortcomings in revenue administration. Recognising these challenges, the NBR Reform Committee, formed...
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Tackling unemployment--
A significant number of educated youth remain frustrated due to a lack of suitable jobs. The mismatch between the skills acquired through education and the demands of the labour market has worsened this problem, highlighting the urgent need for innovation in job creation.A skill-based education system is crucial. Many students...
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Lurking dangers in Gulistan
Gulistan is widely recognised as one of the busiest and most commercially vibrant areas in Bangladesh. With its bustling markets and significant establishments such as Bangabazar, Stadium Market, and the Dhaka City Corporation Office, Gulistan attracts people from all walks of life. Unfortunately, the very factors that contribute to its...
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