INTRODUCTION

Bangladesh, one of the least developed countries, undergoes numerous economical dilemmas such as shortage in power supply, poverty, lack of skilled labors and proper infrastructure, high unemployment rate, low standard of living, continuous disequilibria in the economy, defective administrative and inappropriate tax structure. However, this country has a good prospect of doing better because of having huge natural and other resources which fascinated many investors to invest in Bangladesh.

In spite of going through all these hardships and troubles, this country is trying to overcome these lacking through the development of different macro aggregates. The macro aggregates that affect the development of the economy of Bangladesh are National Income, Inflation, Exchange Rate, Export, Import, Remittance, Money Supply and Government Expenditure.

For this research paper, four macro aggregates have been selected and then comparison and demonstration have been done about how these four factors influence the economy of Bangladesh in the reference period (April 2013 to June 2013). The four macro aggregates are: 1. Exchange Rate 2. Export 3. Inflation 4. Remittance

Among all other indicators, these four would be the most relevant and constructive ones in terms of explaining Bangladesh’s economy.

1.1 OBJECTIVE
The term project has the following objectives: * To have extensive knowledge of Exchange Rate, Export, Inflation and Remittance growth trend in the reference period and how the trends vary. * Reasons behind Exchange Rate, Export, Inflation and Remittance growth trend fluctuation. * How the economy dealt with the change during the reference period?

1.2 METHODOLOGY
Concepts acquired from this course, class lectures and sheets and secondary sources have been used to conduct this term project.

1.3