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WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION

ADVANTAGES BANGLADESH CAN DERIVE FROM


FORMING A MULTINATIONAL MARKET GROUP WITHIN
SAARC COUNTRIES
SAARC (SOUTH ASIAN ASSOCIATION FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION)
 Bangladesh  Bhutan
 India  Myanmar
 Pakistan  Sri lanka
 Nepal  Afghanistan
BENEFITS OF COOPERATION

Trade liberalization and regional economic cooperation not only


helps reap economic benefits quickly but also benefits the people
of the member states and brings welfare to the life in all respects.
• Regional integration enhances trade opportunities in the light of
international trade theory.
• In international business transportation and geographical factors
play a vital role
• Due to increased cooperation between neighboring countries
the regional block becomes more competitive and gains from
both absolute and comparative advantages.
TRADE LIBERALIZATION IN SOUTH ASIA
FOR SLOW PROGRESS
FUTURE POTENTIALS THAT CAN BE ACHIEVED
In order for the nations to come forward with more enthusiasm and
enhance cooperation they must have something to offer which their
other partners would need, be it a product or a service
 This would provide economic complementarity
 It would help countries to optimize the benefits which could be
derived from the exploitation of latent regional potential.
 The SAARC nations must integrate their road and rail networks
for improved transportation within the zone.
 Transportation within the region to facilitate exchange of goods
since they are geographically in close proximity to each other
ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE
A country has an absolute advantage in the production of a product when it is
more efficient than any other country in producing it. Each of the SAARC
countries has absolute advantage in the production on certain goods.
The ability to produce the goods and services at the cheapest possible price in
comparison to the other nations has given the nations absolute advantage
 Bangladesh has natural advantage in shrimp, coal, natural gas, limestone,
kaolin and alluvial clay, glass sand, construction stones and mineral sand.
 Bangladesh has acquired advantage in clothing, cotton and cotton products,
rice, carpets and leather goods. Sri Lanka has natural advantage in
limestone, graphite, mineral sands, gems, phosphates, clay, pearls and
hydro power.
 Bangladesh acquired advantage in aqua fish, aqua culture and
sea food, coconut and coconut products, handicrafts,

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