Bangladesh "The country of Bengal", officially the People's Republic of Bangladesh. Is a country in south-eastern Asia. It shares borders with India and Burma.
Economy[]
Bangladesh starts in 2001 with a debt of 17 billion, a budget deficit of 3 billion, a per capita income of $1 546, and a total GDP of 202 billion. An unemployment rate of 12.9%, poverty line of 78.8%, and a starting inflation of 5.8% (2.0% interest level). Its economic health starts at 12.8%, with a fully free-market economy.
Six sectors of the economy are fully supplied in 2001: cereals sector, vegetables and fruit sector, diary sector, drugs sector (illegal), fabrics sector, and chemicals sector. All of which are selling successfully in the global market.
Military[]
Bangladesh starts in 2001 with 70 916 active personnel (ranked 25), 604 ground units (ranked 88), 81 air units (ranked 74), and 21 naval units (ranked 56). Bangladesh does not have ballistic missiles researched or in storage in 2001.
Politics[]
Bangladesh is a central-left leaning multi-party democracy in 2001. Having an approval rating of 48%, pressure rating of 0%, stability rating of 49.4% and a corruption rating of 71.9%.
Four laws are banned in Bangladesh in 2001: freedom of demonstration, abortion, polygamy, and same sex marriage.
Immigration rate of 0%, and emigration rate of 0.4% in 2001.
Other[]
Bangladesh starts off with a trade income of 8.1 billion, in contrast, its income from personal income tax starts at 1.7 billion.
Has the highest corruption rate in 2001.
83% of the population are Muslim (official religion in 2001), 15.9% Hinduism, and 0.9% "other".
41% of the population speak English, 58.9% speak Bangla (official language in 2001).
Its best relations in 2001 is with the Vatican, at +9.
Starts with no unit technology researched.
79.4% of the countrys' total area (144 000 sq km) consists of arable land.
Ranked 160 in human development. Above Haiti, below Yemen.