developing countries

Wahiduddin Mahmud
Analysis

Rethinking economics from a developing country perspective: Some exploratory ideas

Demonstrators march during anti-government protests, as Colombia commemorates Independence Day, in Bogota, Colombia July 20, 2021. REUTERS/Santiago Mesa
Analysis

Pandemics & protests: Unrest grips developing countries

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres speaks during an interview with Reuters at UN headquarters in New York City, New York, US, September 14, 2020. Photo: Reuters
World+Biz

Guterres urges ‘decisive action’ to avoid debt crisis in developing world

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Economy

90% export loss to be account on Bangladesh after graduation to developing country 

Senior citizens receive the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine from health care workers at a Puerto Rico National Guard vaccination center, on February 8. Richardo Arduengo/ Foreign Policy
Panorama

End the Pandemic faster by listening to developing countries

We cannot hold back people from buying things from the markets unless they find a simpler way. We have to create alternatives to physical shops to stop people from gathering in huge numbers even if it changes our pre-existing culture. Photo: Mumit M
Global Economy

Pandemic erodes living standards in developing countries like Bangladesh: Study

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Economy

ADB vows to be Asia’s partner for virus recovery

A street vendor wearing a face mask sells cigarettes on a street in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on March 12. Photo: Munir Uz Zaman/AFP/Getty Images via Foreign Policy
Analysis

The developing world could come out of the pandemic ahead

Garment workers in a factory in Bangladesh. Photo: AM Ahad/AP
RMG

UK pledges funding to factories in developing countries, including Bangladesh

Around 200 countries to meet in Barbados over economic recovery strategies
Global Economy

Around 200 countries to meet in Barbados over economic recovery strategies

IFC to provide $4bn to boost healthcare supplies in developing countries
Global Economy

IFC to provide $4bn to boost healthcare supplies in developing countries

PHOTO: AFOLABI SOTUNDE/REUTERS/NEWSCOM via IMF Blog
Global Economy

Impact of conflict and political instability on banking crises in developing economies

Lockdown in resource-poor countries is actually counterproductive, causing reduced accessibility to essential health care, which leads to more death. PHOTO: SAIKAT BHADRA
Panorama

Are shutdowns the wrong idea for developing countries?