Bangladesh, historically recognised for its young population and a median age of 26, is now at a crucial turning point in its demographic transition. Young population is the most important resource that can contribute to accelerated economic and social development of a country. A proportional incre

As the United States (US) faces a challenging economic landscape, the return of protectionist policies dubbed "Trumpeconomics 2.0" prompts important considerations about their long-term effects on American jobs and global markets. These policies aim to strengthen domestic manufacturing and spur job

The labour-intensive SME sector is crucial to Bangladesh's economy, driving job creation, economic diversification, innovation, and support for larger enterprises while fostering social stability and sustainability. This sector comprises cottage, micro, small, and medium enterprises, usually define

The traditional linear business model, with its extractive philosophy, "take, make, dispose" prioritises short-term profits over sustainability. This leads to cheap, disposable products that generate excessive waste, depleting resources and harming the environment. Resource extraction, production,

Inequality encompasses the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and privileges among individuals and groups, resulting in uneven playing fields for overall progression within the community. The primary drivers of inequality include the socio-economic structure, technological advancemen

Tale One: Rural Nuclear Family Rural Bangladesh portrays its lush green landscapes and lively communities through the tightly knit joint family system. The traditional extended family setup is based on principles of shared ownership and collective responsibilities among family members, creating a

After attaining independence in 1971 and facing hundreds of challenges, Bangladesh went through a remarkable developmental journey for the last five decades and achieved self-sufficiency in food and basic yarn production. It is also true that though Bangladesh has many successes in socio-economic a