Introduction In the aftermath of the 1971 Liberation War, Bangladesh was written off by most development economists as one of the least viable economies on earth, a country so poor and fragile it earned the label “basket case,” a phrase of disputed origin but one that captured the era’s bleak outlook. Five decades on, that … Continue reading Beyond the Basket Case: Reassessing Bangladesh’s Growth Through Harrod Domar, Malthusian, and Solow Models