Investment

Investment Policy in Bangladesh - Performance and Perceptions

Bangladesh Enterprize institute 2003

Summary:

The present study makes a good attempt at understanding the investment regime and actual performance of the multiple actors in the field of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Bangladesh. The report has been contextualised both globally and nationally. The easy days of foreign aid are apparently over. Since globalisation picked up a field has been created for the foreign direct investment. Earlier FDI used to be concentrated only in developed countries. But the cost of labour being high,

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Investment Policy in Bangladesh - An Agenda for Action

Bangladesh Enterprize Institute & CUTS

Summary:

Since the last decade there has been a considerable change in global flows of trade and finance, including a surge in foreign investment and a decline in debt
financing. Such changes have also transformed external finance to poor countries with an increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and a decline in foreign aid. FDI flows to poor countries increased to almost 3 percent of GDP and 15 percent of domestic investment. FDI benefits poor countries not only by supplementing domestic

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Who are More Concerned about the ROI, Academics or Firms?

Mohammad Farhad Hossain
Journal of Business Research, vol. 2, 1999

Summary:
Return on investment has long been used as the performance measure technique. It can be used as both capital expenditure evaluation technique and internal performance evaluation technique. Problem arises to

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Multilateral Agreement on Investment: Implications for the FDI Policies of the South Asian Countries under WTO

S. M. AHSAN HABIB
PINKI SHAH

SUMMARY:

TRIMs is one of the agreements on the trade related investment issues that has found its way along
with some other agreements under the common WTO arrangement. There were strong disagreements

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Is Investment Demand Sensitive to Interest Rate in Bangladesh? - An empirical Analysis

Md. Ezazul Islam
Mst. Nurnaher Begum
Bank Parikrama
Volume XXX, No.1, March 2005(pp. 69-86)

Summary:

The main objective of the paper is to estimate investment demand function and to see the policy implications of monetary policy. By using OLS method, an investment demand function has been estimated for the sample period of 1973-2004. From the estimated investment demand, it is found that investment is

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