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Parliament passed the Tk 5,23,190 crore national budget for 2019-20 fiscal themed as “Bangladesh on a Pathway to Prosperity: Time is Ours, Time for Bangladesh.”
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CPD came up with the estimation at a media briefing on its recommendations for the upcoming National Budget for FY2016, held at Brac Centre Inn on 5 April 2015.
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- 1. Presented By: Shaon Sikder Asha Rani Basak Khadija Islam Sweety Ashiquzzaman Anik Basak Mohaiminul Islam 2019-20
- 2. Table of Content What is budget Why budget is important Bangladesh Budget 2019-20 at a Glance Budget Analysis Challenge for implementation Conclusion and recommendation
- 3. Meaning of Budget Budget generally refers to a list of all planned expenses and revenues An annual proposal that outlines the anticipated federal revenue and designates program expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year
- 4. Why budget is important The actual revenue and expenditure of previous year The revised estimates of revenue and expenditure of current year Estimates of revenue and expenditure for the next financial year
- 6. Revenue Sources(BDT 3,778.10 bn)
- 7. Fund Allocation(BDT 5,231.90 bn)
- 8. Budget Deficit Financing(BDT 1,453.80 bn)
- 10. Macro Overview
- 11. GDP As of 2019, Bangladesh's GDP per capita income is estimated as per IMF data at US$4,992 (PPP) and US$1,888 (nominal). projected the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate at 8.2 per cent in the proposed national budget for 2019-20 fiscal.
- 12. Price to Go Up
- 13. Price to Go Down
- 14. Expectation and Challenge The new budget is growth-friendly and has set ambitious goals but shied away from addressing the key challenges confronting the economy must be on delivering sustained, broad-based growth which requires major progress in the reform agenda Although the revenue and expenditure growth targets in the new budget are more realistic relative to previous budgets, it is still likely that both will be underachieved. need to raise the trade-GDP ratio to get growth acceleration Overall, it’s a growth-oriented budget and involves lot of challenges in implementation.