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Lessons from the east : decoding the rise of Bangladesh's apparel sector

2025

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"The report compares two countries, Bangladesh and Pakistan, in order to understand how Bangladesh has been able to thrive in the global apparel market as compared to Pakistan, despite it being a smaller country. In 2024, Bangladesh’s GDP growth was 4.27%, significantly higher than Pakistan’s GDP growth which was then 2.50%. Bangladesh has emerged as a global manufacturer in apparel manufacturing. This has driven substantial export growth and job creation. Its manufacturing sector has become an anchor of the country’s growth by largely contributing to a positive trade balance and attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). "
Study Objectives: "This study aims to compare and analyze the export and import performance of the apparel sectors of Pakistan and Bangladesh to understand the structural and policy-driven differences between the two. It also seeks to evaluate the impact of market access on Bangladesh’s global apparel trade performance, particularly its rise to becoming the world’s second-largest apparel exporter."
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Creator of work
Amir, Samir S.
Publisher
Karachi : The Pakistan Business Council (PBC)
Language
English
Geographic Origin
Pakistan
Geographic Subject
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Subject
Economics
Economic policy--Social aspects
Foreign and trade relations
Marketing
Politics and government
International relations
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