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Accessing the Growing Import Market of China: Strategies to Realise Potential Opportunities

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  • Mustafizur Rahman
  • Mahrab Al Rahman

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The policy brief focuses on Bangladesh-China trade ties to identify opportunities of expanding Bangladesh’s exports to the growing import market of China. The paper argues that Bangladesh ought to seize the opportunities offered by the growing import market of China, which it has failed to do till now. While China continues to remain Bangladesh’s foremost bilateral trading partner, the increasingly large trade deficit with the country has emerged as a major concern for Bangladesh in recent times.

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  • Mustafizur Rahman & Mahrab Al Rahman, 2023. "Accessing the Growing Import Market of China: Strategies to Realise Potential Opportunities," CPD Policy Brief 46, Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).
    • Handle: RePEc:pdb:pbrief:46
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    Bangladesh-China trade; exports; bilateral trade; import market of China;
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