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    Impact of foreign bank on banking in emerging economies Increased technology and innovation International banking in emerging –market have some advantages from the technology and innovation. The advanced technology and innovation system could even surpass the conventional technology and innovation. For example‚ they could improve productivity‚ increase in market and increase the competition and so on . Innovations in customer experience and superior customer service delivery‚ network integration

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    Title- Research the industrial sectors local and National changes in the industry M2 Primary Sector Changes The figure of individuals employed in the primary sector has dropped from 1‚127‚000 people in 1878 to 422‚000 people in 2008. This is meant that fall of 705‚000 people that makes rate of 63%. Furthermore the work role likes fishing‚ forestry‚ hunting has gone down to 449‚000 people in 1978 to 250‚000 in 2008‚ this make rate of 44%. There so many jobs fell because there are smaller amount

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    are intangible in nature and are particularly scarce in developing countries. They include technology‚ management skills‚ channels for marketing products internationally‚ product design‚ quality characteristics‚ brand names‚ etc. In evaluating the impact of FDI on development‚ however‚ a key question is whether MNEs crowd in domestic investments (as‚ for example‚ when their presence stimulates new downstream or upstream investments that would not have taken place in their absence)‚ or whether they

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    BANGLADESH INTRODUCTION by Abdul Wahab Akonda Area: 144‚054 sq.km. Population: 104‚000‚000 (1987). Bangladesh lies between latitudes 20°34 ’N and 26°38 ’N and longitudes 88°0l ’E and 92°41 ’E. It is bounded by India in the west and north‚ by India and Burma in the east‚ and by the Bay of Bengal in the south. Zoogeographically‚ Bangladesh is an interesting country lying at the junction of the Indian and Malayan sub-regions of the Indomalayan Realm. The country has a very long history of human settlement

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    Introduction 1 Introduction Rural-Urban Migration in Bangladesh seen through the lens of the Lewis Dual Sector Model Submitted To: Professor Mohammed Farashuddin‚ Ph.D Guest Faculty Course: E202 Macroeconomics IBA‚ University of Dhaka Submitted By: Shafqat Aurin Siddiqua Roll: RH-04 BBA Batch 21 Date of Submission: April 21‚ 2015 2 Introduction Contents Introduction .........................................................................................................................

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    Constitution of Bangladesh

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    CONSTITUTION OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH 4th November 1972 PREAMBLE We‚ the people of Bangladesh‚ having proclaimed our Independence on the 26th day of March‚ 1971 and through a historic war for national independence‚ established the independent‚ sovereign People’s Republic of Bangladesh; Pledging that the high ideals of absolute trust and faith in the Almighty Allah‚ nationalism‚ democracy and socialism meaning economic and social justice‚ which inspired our heroic people to dedicate

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    Introduction: Cybercrime is criminal activity done using computers and the Internet. This includes anything from downloading illegal music files to stealing millions of dollars from online bank accounts. Cybercrime also includes non-monetary offenses‚ such as creating and distributing viruses on other computers or posting confidential business information on the Internet. Perhaps the most prominent form of cybercrime is identity theft‚ in which criminals use the Internet to steal personal information

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    reduce greenhouse. The Australian Government announced initially the price of carbon tax is $23 per tone and has become a concerned issue with policy proposal makers and its significant effects on all society and economy. The report will outline some features that related to the issues and impacts of carbon tax as well as the responds of business and consumers. The carbon tax will create the big gap between the poor and the rich because of increased price of all goods‚ especially the reduction of employment

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    Impact on the Economy and Industry: The expanded use of the internet and the amount of credit card purchases worldwide are the major contributors to the increase in security breaches for companies and organizations. Pressure is put on businesses and credit card companies to minimize the security issues. The credit card companies push the liability of loss onto the business who allow the breach; thus doubling the individual company’s expenses for security and having to reimburse the consumer’s

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    India’s Education Sector: Moving Toward a Digital Future The typical Indian classroom was once characterized by students sitting through hour-long teacher monologues. Now‚ technology is making life easier for both students and educators. Schools are increasingly adopting digital teaching solutions to engage with a generation of pupils well-versed with the likes of PlayStations and iPads‚ and trying to make the classroom environment more inclusive and participatory. Take Smartclass from Educomp

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