Socio economic problems in Bangladesh
Socio economic problems in Bangladesh
A research paper exercised by
M. hosen siddiquee
MSS
Roll no. 09122453 session: 2012-13
Department of Economics
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University.
Email adderess: hosensiddiquee@gmail.com
Rinat Jahan
Roll no. 09122444
MSS
session: 2012-13
Department of Economics
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University.
Email address: rinatjahan@gmail.com
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Acknowledgement
We would like to express my heartfelt thanks to our honorable teacher MD. Shafiqul Islam for his continuous support and guidance. His valuable suggestions gave us the strength to complete our study.
Special thanks are due to the authority of Trishal paurashava for helping us in collecting the required data for the work.
Finally, we acknowledge the profound blessings and kindness of the almighty.
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Abstract
The present study was carried out to examine the socio economic condition of the respondents in the ward-7 of Trishal Paurashava under Mymensingh district during June to
July, 2013. Here primary data are collected through questionnaire method. Among the respondents 10 household are selected as sample. About 70% villagers are illiterate and 20% are involved with agriculture. About 70% families have half-building house, While 10% and
20% families have building and tin shed house respectively. And average per household income is 283500Tk. Here we examine that some of socio economic factors was significantly influence over the income of the family. This study suggests that by increasing income socio economic condition can be improved of this area.
Key words: Income, age, family size, land holding, health status, facilities and social consciousness. 3
Background of the study:
Bangladesh, a country located in the south-east Asian region, inhabits above 160 million people in 55.598 sq. mile. And Bangladesh is one of the least developed countries, remains a poor, overpopulated, and inefficiently governed national. But
A research paper exercised by
M. hosen siddiquee
MSS
Roll no. 09122453 session: 2012-13
Department of Economics
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University.
Email adderess: hosensiddiquee@gmail.com
Rinat Jahan
Roll no. 09122444
MSS
session: 2012-13
Department of Economics
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University.
Email address: rinatjahan@gmail.com
1
Acknowledgement
We would like to express my heartfelt thanks to our honorable teacher MD. Shafiqul Islam for his continuous support and guidance. His valuable suggestions gave us the strength to complete our study.
Special thanks are due to the authority of Trishal paurashava for helping us in collecting the required data for the work.
Finally, we acknowledge the profound blessings and kindness of the almighty.
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Abstract
The present study was carried out to examine the socio economic condition of the respondents in the ward-7 of Trishal Paurashava under Mymensingh district during June to
July, 2013. Here primary data are collected through questionnaire method. Among the respondents 10 household are selected as sample. About 70% villagers are illiterate and 20% are involved with agriculture. About 70% families have half-building house, While 10% and
20% families have building and tin shed house respectively. And average per household income is 283500Tk. Here we examine that some of socio economic factors was significantly influence over the income of the family. This study suggests that by increasing income socio economic condition can be improved of this area.
Key words: Income, age, family size, land holding, health status, facilities and social consciousness. 3
Background of the study:
Bangladesh, a country located in the south-east Asian region, inhabits above 160 million people in 55.598 sq. mile. And Bangladesh is one of the least developed countries, remains a poor, overpopulated, and inefficiently governed national. But
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