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Analytical Assessment of Inclusive Growth in Bangladesh

Methodology Limitations of the index ✓ To some extent choice of indicators was dictated by data availability - Critical indicators regarding social protection, environment, technology, productivity and work environment could not be incorporated due to lack of comparable time series data ✓ The selection of indicators was made keeping the developing country context in mind. For a different set of countries - particularly developed ones - the selected indicators could be different ✓ Within a pillar, each indicator has equal weight. While constructing the composite index, the pillars' weights were assigned based on their perceived relative significance on the process of attaining inclusive growth. Although this process involves implicit value judgment - similar method was followed by McKinley (2010) ✓ The results of this index depend on the sample of countries due to the applied linear transformation technique. Any change in country composition will alter the outcome from this index. In this context, it is a suitable tool for the comparison of peer countries rather than countries on diverse stages of development 11
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