Bangladesh Targets Growth Revival With Record Budget Spending
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Bangladesh’s new government unveiled its first budget on Thursday, outlining record spending to be financed through higher tax revenue and foreign borrowing, as the South Asian nation seeks to revive...
Bangladesh’s new government unveiled its first budget on Thursday, outlining record spending to be financed through higher tax revenue and foreign borrowing, as the South Asian nation seeks to revive growth after a period of political turmoil and economic disruption.
Glass House Analysis
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