Bangladesh Per Capita Income
Bangladesh Per Capita Income
Economic Overview of
Bangladesh
1. Per Capita Income:
👉 Current per capita
income: USD 2668.
👉Total GDP: USD 460.2 billion.
👉Population: 171.2 million. Economy getting Rich
👉Comparison with global average per capita income: USD 12,235.
👉 Positioned just behind Singapore and ahead of Iran in total GDP.
2. Growth and Confidence: Bangladesh Become Rich
✔Strong growth
trajectory.
✔Increased confidence in economic stability.
✔Sensible economic strategies contributing to growth.
3. Industrial Growth:
Growth Strong
🌟Significant
increase in industrial activities.
🌟Major contributor to overall GDP growth.
4. Infant Mortality Rate:
🌟 Bangladesh: 25.6%
🌟India: 28.3%
🌟 Bangladesh's infant mortality rate is better than India's.
5. Life Expectancy:
👫Bangladesh: 72
years.
👫 India: 69.5 years.
👫Bangladesh: 36.4%.
👫 India: 20.3%.
👫Bangladesh shows higher female workforce participation compared to India.
😃 In 2020, India's
per capita income: USD 1876.
😃In 2020, Bangladesh's per capita income: USD 1887.
😃World Bank data indicates India might surpass Bangladesh again in 2021.
💚 Nominal terms used
for comparison (inflation not considered).
💚Some economists argue a small difference in per capita income
(10 to 12 USD) is negligible.
💚Real income and wealth might suggest that Indian people are richer than Bangladeshis.
💦Notable economic
activities in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Bangladesh.
💦These countries are experiencing substantial growth and development.
💦 Bangladesh cricket team ranked 7th in one-day cricket.
💦 India ranked one-day cricket first or Second.
💝 Continued focus
on economic growth and development.
💝Expected positive growth trajectory through 2024.
Bangladesh demonstrates a strong economic growth pattern,
with significant advancements in industrial output and workforce participation.
The country’s per capita income and life expectancy figures are notable,
especially in comparison with regional counterparts like India. As Bangladesh
continues to focus on economic development, the projections for future growth
remain positive.
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