PRI Policy Briefs
PRI Briefing Note: Bangladesh’s Domestic Resource Mobilisation: Imperatives and a Roadmap
Presentation: Bangladesh Domestic Resource Mobilisation: Imperatives and a Roadmap
Infographic: Connecting Fiscal Policy Changes to Economic Outcome
PRI Briefing note: Connecting Fiscal Policy Changes to Economic Outcome
Presentation: Connecting Fiscal Policy Changes to Economic Outcomes
Increasing Revenue from the Personal Income Tax
The Budget Balancing Act: Social Protection Allocation in the Face of Fiscal Constraints
IS IT TIME TO EXPLORE TAXATION THROUGH THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS IN BANGLADESH?
Infographic: IMF and Bangladesh
PRI Policy Brief : IMF and Bangladesh
Presentation: IMF and Bangladesh
Presentation: Bangladesh Resource Mobilisation Through Strengthening the Finances of State-Owned Enterprises
Presentation: PRI-CDRM Post-Budget Discussion
PRI Briefing: Fiscal Tightrope- Juggling Revenue Gaps and Spending Obligations in an Election Year Budget
Infographic on Press Briefing: PRI-CDRM Pre-Budget Discussion
Presentation: PRI-CDRM Pre-Budget Press Briefing and Discussion
Infographic on PRI Briefing: IMF Loan Conditions on Domestic Revenue Mobilisation
PRI Briefing: IMF Loan Conditions on Domestic Revenue Mobilisation
On the Optimality of Tax-GDP ratio
Fiscal Reforms in the 8th Five-Year Plan
Recent Macroeconomic Developments and
Fiscal Implications
Propelling Development through a
Strengthened Taxation System
Bangladesh’s External Debt and Implications for Domestic Resource Mobilisation
Bangladesh’s Fiscal Space in a Global Context: A Comparative Assessment
Infographic on “Potential Impact of Increased Domestic Resource Mobilisation”
Addressing the Fiscal Conundrum in Bangladesh
Sadiq Ahmed
Redistributive Fiscal Policies can help reduce income inequality in Bangladesh
Sadiq Ahmed
The imperative for tax reforms
Bangladesh has shown strong resilience and dynamism by rising rapidly from the ruins of a war-devasted economy in 1972 that was characterized by high incidence of poverty (around 80%)
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