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Executive Summary
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Foreign direct investment is welcome:

Since the beginning of the 1990s, Bangladesh has adopted a number of policies to facilitate the expansion of the private sector and increase the inflow of foreign investment. The private sector is recognized as the engine of growth. Although the transition process from an agrarian to an industrial economy has only started, there is a consensus among the political parties on promoting a market-oriented economic policy. Foreign companies are welcome. In fact, a recent assessment showed that the country offers perhaps the most liberal FDI regime in South Asia, with no prior approval requirements or limits on equity participation or restrictions on the repatriation of profits and income.

Significant investment opportunities:

Notwithstanding the obstacles that face foreign investors in countries with low levels of economic development, Bangladesh......

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