Tradable savings instruments
The idea of making government’s savings instruments tradable is quite interesting. Its practical benefits are likely to be wide, adding a new dimension to private savings and even the country's economy. Right now the money invested in savings tools has little opportunity to roll and speed up the process of...
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How BD can withstand India's transshipment withdrawal
The old proverb "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" inspires optimism and a proactive approach in the face of adversity. Even though it is viewed as a simple encouragement at personal level, history suggests that adversity can indeed be the mother of invention even on a national scale. For...
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Strengthen market monitoring
The prices of two essential perishable farm products-onions and potatoes-have been steadily rising in the backdrop of the end of the harvest season. These two items are indispensable in our daily meals. Potatoes and onions are deeply embedded in our food culture; our rice-based cuisine often includes mashed potatoes mixed...
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Responsibility lost in the shadow of power
The Constitution of our country clearly states that government officials are public servants. This is not just a legal provision-it is a moral and civic commitment rooted in the values of responsibility and service. Yet, in practice, we see a growing departure from this principle. Many officials now appear more...
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