Content

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Chapter One
Introduction
1.1 Background of the Study 01
1.2 Statement of the Problem 01
1.3 Rationale of the Study 01
1.3 Objectives of the Study 02

Chapter Two
Review of the Literature

2.1 Historical Development of Bangladesh-India Trade Relations 03

2.2 Importance of Bilateral Trade with India 04
2.3 Commodity Composition of Trade 04
2.4 Unofficial Trade between India and Bangladesh 04
2.5 The Balance of Trade between Bangladesh and India 04
2.6 Causes for the trade deficit 06

Chapter 3
Research methodology
3.1 Conceptual Framework 11
3.3 Study Design 12
3.4 Target Sample 12
3.5 Study Site & Area 12
3.6 Study Period 12
3.7 Sample Size 12
3.8 Inclusion Criteria 12
3.9 Exclusion Criteria 12
3.10 Sampling Technique 12
3.11 Data Collection Tools 12
3.12 Data Management & Analysis Plan 12
3.13 Limitations of the Study 13
 Chapter 4
Analysis and Findings

4.1 Consumer price inflation (%) 14

4.2 Exports of goods and services (LCU) 15
4.3 Exports of goods and services, Current Prices, Index (base year=2010), LCU 16
4.4 Exports of goods and services, Real growth rate (GDP) 17
4.5 GDP, Constant Prices, Index (base year=2010), LCU 18
4.6 GDP, Current Prices, Index (base year=2010), LCU 19
4.6 GDP, Current Prices, USD 20
4.7 Imports of goods and services (LCU) 21
4.8 Imports of goods and services, Current Prices, Index (base year=2010), LCU 22
4.9 Imports of goods and services, Current Prices, Index (base year=2010), LCU 23
4.10 Population 24
4.11 Real GDP growth 25
4.12 Statistical discrepancy, Real growth rate 26
4.13 Total nominal GDP (LCU) 27
4.14 Total real GDP (US$) 28
4.15 Total real GDP (US$) 29
4.16 Unemployment rate 30
Chapter 5
Findings, Recommendations

5.1 Findings 31
5.2 Recommendations 33
Chapter 6
Conclusion
6.1 Conclusion 34
References 35