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Aggregate Supply & Demand of Ready Made Garments (RMG) in Bangladesh

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Submitted to
Shervin Rahman
Lecturer
Faculty of Business Administration
Eastern University

Submitted by
|S.N |Name |ID |
|01 |Uzzal |091200167 |
|02 |Nitai Sarker |091200180 |
|03 |Fayshal Ahammed |091200151 |
|04 |Mazibur Rahman |091200222 |
|05 |Borhan Uddin |091200150 |

Letter of Transmittal

09 August, 2010
Course Name: Macro Economics (ECO 225)
Course Instructor: Shervin Rahman
Faculty of Business Administration,
Eastern University
Subject: Submission of the report.
Dear Madam,
We are very glad to let you know that, we have already completed the report that you assigned us as a partial fulfillment of the course of macroeconomics. During the preparation of the report we tried our best to make it reach covering the all concerning matter’s. We believe that the report will at least give you overall idea about supply & demand on RMG sector in Bangladesh. Now we humbly request you to accept the report for your favorite solicitation. In this regard, we once again like to show our deepest gratitude to you to provide the opportunity of preparing the report. Thank you very much.
Yours Sincerely,
Uzzal ID#091200167
Borhan Uddin ID#091200150
Nitai Sarker ID#091200180

Fayshal Ahammed ID#091200150

Mazibur Rahman

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