New Delhi, Jan 10 (IANS) Without a shift in the policy framework, inequality will remain entrenched in Bangladesh as there is still no sign of meaningful change in supporting policies in the country, a new report has stressed.The top 1 per cent now hold 24 per cent of the total wealth and pocketed 16 per cent of the national income in 2024, according to the ‘World Inequality Report’.Ahsan Habib writes in The Daily Star that in Bangladesh, the tax system remains stubbornly regressive.“The c…
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