Bangladesh 1990
By: Paris | United Nations conference on the Least Developed Countries, 2 | 3-14 September 1990
Publisher: UNCTAD ; Geneva ; April 1990Description: 40 p; tblsSubject(s): LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES | BANGLADESH | ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | ECONOMIC CONDITIONSSummary: Economic growth is determined mainly by the performance of the agricultural sector. In recent years this sector has been plagued by a number of natural disasters. While the manufacturing sector is small, it has also performed poorly because of linkages with the agricultural sector. These problems have exacerbated a high population growth rate.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Economic growth is determined mainly by the performance of the agricultural sector. In recent years this sector has been plagued by a number of natural disasters. While the manufacturing sector is small, it has also performed poorly because of linkages with the agricultural sector. These problems have exacerbated a high population growth rate.
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