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Lfe Report, Bangladesh, Bogra(Iub)
Independent University, Bangladesh

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LFE-201

Report on

Rural Market Analysis

(Rural Development Academy, Bogra)

Spring 2012

Submitted by:

Mr. Munawar Khan

ID: 0920363

Group: 24

Letter of Transmittal

Dear Sir

I am pleased to present you the LFE report for “Spring 2012”. It includes all the findings and observation throughout the whole study of Noymaail Bazar, Thana Sherpur, and District Bogra.

This report is provided as required for the fulfillment of this course.

Yours Sincerely

Mr. Munawar Khan

ID: 0920363

March 15, 2012

Table of contents

|Serial No: |Topic |Page No: |
|1.0 |Introduction | |
|2.0 |Experience | |
|3.0 |Methodology | |
|4.0 |Rural Market Analysis | |
|4.1 |Concept of Haat and Bazar | |
|4.2 |Products available in Noymaail Bazar | |
|4.3 |Products price | |
|4.4 |Services available in Noymaail Bazar | |
|4.5
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