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Why buried in the mausoleum of Emperor Shunzhi 17 cells [Overview] in the world economy 50 least developed countries, people's life is very poor, weak economic foundation, resource-poor, backward productivity, low quality of the population as a whole; the economy was dominated by agriculture, About 80% of the population live in rural areas, agricultural output accounted for 55% of national output. 9 million hectares of arable land, about 80% of the rice fields. Jute production in the world, most for export, accounting for 80% of total exports. Also produce tea, sugar cane, coconut. Industries with linen, cotton, rice, fertilizer, electricity, cement, sugar, tea, and paper-based. Industrial backwardness, australian customs but is gradually moving toward industrialization. Exports of jute and its products; import of food and industrial products. Meng pursue market economy. Since the mid-1980s began to Bangladesh to a market-oriented liberal economic growth strategies and efforts to implement the strategy in the early 1990s, a comprehensive australian customs revision of trade and industry policies to promote trade and investment liberalization, privatization policy. Efforts by successive governments in Bangladesh economic and social development achieved a certain degree, GDP from the 1980s up to the 3.84% average annual australian customs growth australian customs rate of 4.88 percent 90 years, a further rise to 5.5% in fiscal year 2004, people's living standards have increase. However, further development of the Bangladesh economy, there is still much resistance. According to World Bank statistics, Bangladesh country there are about 50% of the population live below the poverty line (upper poverty line) or less, of which 34 per cent of the population lives in extreme poverty line (lower poverty line) or less; the relative lack of natural resources; infrastructure such as electricity, ports, telecommunications, transportation and other extremely backward; australian customs the economic base is too weak; low productivity; irrational industrial structure, the structural contradiction; government corruption at all levels is serious. Therefore, australian customs Meng want to achieve sustained and rapid economic growth is still long way to go out of the vicious cycle of poverty. [GDP] $ 56.4 billion, an annual rate of 5.5 percent in fiscal 2004. Agriculture accounts for 22.8 percent, industry 27.8%, services 49.4%. australian customs [$ 421] per capita GDP. [Inflation] 5.83% [labor] 60.3 million (37.5 million men, women 22.8 million). Employment [distribution] agriculture australian customs 62.3%, industry 7.6%, other 30.1% (2000) [unemployment] (1) 3.3%. [Debt] US2 million, accounting for 31.7% of Bangladesh's GDP. [Reserves] US.58 billion ($ by the end of November 2004). The main industry] jute, tea, textiles, clothing, paper, australian customs newsprint, fertilizers, leather and related products, sugar, cement, australian customs fish processing, pharmaceutical, chemical, ceramics, based on the natural gas industry. [External Trade, Bangladesh and more than 130 countries australian customs and regions have trade relations, the main export markets are the United States, Germany, Britain, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Canada and Hong Kong, China. The main export products include: jute and its products, leather, tea, aquatic products, garments and so on. The main import market, India, China, Singapore, Japan, australian customs China, Hong Kong, South Korea, the United States, Britain, Australia and Thailand. The main import commodities for the production, textiles, petroleum and petroleum-related products, steel and other base metals, oil and cotton. [Exports] Major export commodities: clothing (about 75%), frozen food (mainly shrimps), jute and its products, leather and related products (three in total about 15 percent), tea, fertilizer, ceramics, tableware and so on. [Export market] main export market for the EU (about 44%, mainly Germany, Britain, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium) and the United States (about 42%). [Imports] is mainly imported commodities: wheat, oilseeds, crude oil, cotton, edible oil, petroleum products, fertilizers, cement, spinning staple fiber, yarn, woven goods, iron and steel, capital goods and machinery. [Source] major importing countries import sources (regions) are: India, China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, European Union, australian customs United States. [Current] According to Bangladesh Bank, Bangladesh 2004 fiscal year $ 176 million current account surplus. [Foreign aid] International aid is an important source of foreign exchange reserves Meng, Meng also the main source of capital investment development projects. 2005/2006 fiscal year, the official Bangladesh to accept foreign aid 1.037 billion US dollars, mainly from international agencies in Japan, the United States, Canada and other countries and the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank. As of 2006, foreign debt amounted to $ 22.55 billion Meng. (Source: CIA World country information) australian customs [living] Meng still 49.8% of the population living below the poverty line, including 33.4% of extreme poverty. Per 4109 people have a hospital beds per 3866 people have a doctor. [BOP] According to Bangladesh Bank, Bangladesh International received in fiscal 2004 surplus australian customs of $ 171 million. [Domestic savings] GDP accounted for 18.3%. [Investment] GDP accounted for 23.6% [revenue] GDP accounted for 10.6% [] recurrent expenditure accounted for 8.1% GDP ["annual development project"] GDP expenditure accounted for 5.7% of total fiscal expenditure [GDP] accounting for 14.8% [deficit] GDP accounted for 4.2% [Transportation] Highways: total length of 222,593 kilometers. Including national highway 3144 kilometers, highway 1746 kilometers, branch line 35 454 km, Country australian customs Road 182 249 km. 76% of freight and 73% of passenger transport by road undertaken. Railways: total length of 2880 km. 2003 passenger turnover of 4.02 billion people km, 950 million australian customs tons of cargo km. Water: Bangladesh Inland Transport Company (BIWTC) owns 215 vessels. Bangladesh Shipping Company (BSC) has 13 vessels, the transport capacity of 196,000 tons. Air: Bangladesh Airlines (Biman Bangladesh) existing aircraft 17, seven domestic routes, 26 international australian customs routes. Bangladesh three existing international airport (Dhaka, Chittagong, Xilai Te), five domestic airports.
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