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Prepared For:
Prof. M.Z. Mamun
Course Instructor: Operation Management
Perpared by:
Shamima Nasrin
ID No. 092051058
MBA Program
University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh, (ULAB)
October 23, 2009
The gross domestic product (GDP) or gross domestic income (GDI) is a basic
measure of a country's overall economic performance. It is the market value of all
final goods and services made within the borders of a country in a year. It is often
positively correlated with the standard of living. In the name "Gross Domestic
Product”, "Gross" means that GDP measures production regardless of the various
uses to which that production can be put. "Domestic" means that GDP measures
production that takes place within the country's borders.
Agriculture sector includes crops, forestry, livestock & fisheries. Main agriculture
food products are cereals, pulses, gur/sugar, milk, meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, oil
etc. Major industrial crops are tea, jute, tobacco etc. Total cultivable area was 2.26
core areas in the survey of 1983-84, which decreased to 1.64 core areas in 1995-96.
Recently, this is the largest sector in the percentage contribution to GDP. Its major
sub-sector are construction, utility (power, gas, water), transport & storage, trade
service, housing, public administration and defense, banking insurance and other
professionals.
Contribution of three major Sector in GDP of Bangladesh (1950-
Till Now)
1941-50 70 4 26 100
1951-60 62 5 33 100
1961-70 55 10 35 100
1971-80 44 11 45 100
1981-90 32 12 56 100
1991-2000 25 15 60 100
We see the agriculture sector decreasing growth rate during 1941-2009, agriculture
sector contributed 70% of total GDP in 1950. Now agriculture sector has decreased
to 20.6% in 2009. It is very catastrophic matter for our country because most of our
village people depends on agriculture.
Growth rate during 1941-2009, Industry sector’s contribution has been increasing,
though very slowly, it has a good impact on our economy and our movement
towards the modern fast world. The sector has jumped to 29.73% from 15% in
2001-2009. Industry sector growth rate during this period 10.41%.
The Service sector growth rate during 1981-2000, Service sector’s contribution went
higher than average. Now Service sector has decreased to 49.67% of total
GDP.though it has declined but again we are very much optimistic about the
intensification. It is good sign for our country because in developed countries,
service sector contributes more shares in total GDP than other sectors.
Agriculture is the foundation on our country because large percentage of our people
is either farmer or related with the sector. So we have to develop our agro base
industry like jute industry, sugar industry, tea industry, oil industry etc.