Trade, Investment, and Global Integration
Competing globally pressures firms to improve quality and processes. Bangladesh’s apparel sector illustrates how scale, compliance upgrades, and logistics improvements can raise wages and capabilities over time, even as the sector navigates safety reforms and shifting demand.
Trade, Investment, and Global Integration
FDI lifts productivity when it brings technology, managerial know-how, and supplier development. Local content programs, if flexible and transparent, can foster spillovers without scaring investors. The art is aligning incentives with long-term capability building, not quick wins.
Trade, Investment, and Global Integration
Diversified markets, resilient supply chains, and prudent macro policy buffer shocks. Firms that map dependencies and hold strategic inventories recover faster. What steps have you seen help small exporters deal with currency swings or sudden logistics disruptions?
