ShARE Global Student Think-tank: DU Chapter

ShARE is a global student research and consultancy firm. Today, ShARE has been spread over 17 countries and has been operating in 31 universities.

In early 2000s, ShARE Global Student Think Tank started its journey as a platform exclusively for students to exchange their ideas and knowledge on economy and business issues with the concept of "Sharing knowledge" at its heart. ShARE aims to connect talented students with global leaders to discuss Economic, Business and Social issues. Globally, ShARE members vary widely in their backgrounds whic

20/09/2018

Congratulations to the new researchers in town!
We are looking forward to the future and new possibilities with you all on board with us at ShARE DU.

14/09/2018

Dear Short-listed Candidates,
Hoping to see you all tomorrow for your interview at 1:45 pm. All details of the event has been mailed to you.
Cheers!

15/06/2018

Wishing all the members, well-wishers and friends all over the world, Eid Mubarak!

May this Eid bring peace and happiness to everyone's life.

ShARE DU Chapter

11/05/2018

Congratulations to all the candidates shortlisted for the Interview.

Please check your email for further details.

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15/04/2018

ShARE DU Chapter is glad to present its newest leadership for the upcoming year.

We hope that ShARE DU reaches new heights and achievements in the future.

20/02/2017

"কোন ভাষা মরমে পশি',
আকুল করি' তোলে প্রাণ?
কথায় গেলে শুনতে পা'ব,
বাউল সুরে মধুর গান?
সে আমারি বাংলাদেশ,
আমাদেরি বাংলা রে।"

বেঁচে থাক আমাদের প্রাণের ভাষা আমাদের প্রতিদিনের প্রতি মুহূর্তের হাজার রকম অনুভূতি প্রকাশের মাধ্যম হয়ে...
আর যাদের জন্য অর্জন করেছি মন খুলে বাংলায় কথা বলার এই অধিকার, শ্রদ্ধা ভরে স্মরণ করছি সেই সব ভাষা শহীদদের...

Why institutions are so important for growth

16/02/2017

Bangladesh has investment opportunities as well as a bundle of fiscal and monetary policies which are, at least in theory, no less accommodative than those in Vietnam. Then why is Vietnam attracting FDIs equivalent to 5 percent of its GDP while ours is less than 1 percent?

Check out the article of Biru Paksha Paul (PhD, Associate Professor of economics at SUNY Cortland; Chief Economist, Bangladesh Bank), to know why Institutions are so important for growth

Why institutions are so important for growth In 1900, Argentina looked like a promising country with respectable growth. It was queueing to be an industrialised country like many other western European nations.