Md Mostafizur Rahman

Water scarcity is an escalating challenge for developing nations, driven by climate change, rapid population growth, and economic development. With over two billion people living in water-stressed regions, sustainable water management has become essential. This paper examines the role of environmental economics in addressing water scarcity in devel...

Mainstream economics prioritizes growth, often sidelining environmental protection. In contrast, ecological economics emphasizes the urgent need to balance development with sustainability. The unchecked expansion of industrial activities without proper environmental safeguards highlights the flaws in traditional economic models, which fail to ac...

Mpox, a zoonotic virus originally identified in monkeys in 1958 and later in humans in 1970, has historically been confined to Central and West Africa. However, recent outbreaks have spread the virus across multiple continents, raising concerns about its potential to become the next global pandemic. This article delves into the origins of Mpox, exa...

Explore why Coca-Cola's sales have dropped sharply in Bangladesh amidst tensions and consumer protests. This detailed report delves into the fallout from a controversial advertisement, misunderstandings about Coca-Cola's ties to Israeli entities, and the surge of Mojo, a local competitor. Gain insights into how market dynamics and changing consumer...

In today's dynamic job market, skill development is crucial for individual and economic success, enhancing employability, fostering entrepreneurship, and driving innovation. In regions like Durgapur Upazila, prioritizing skill development can transform local economies by addressing unemployment, fueling entrepreneurship, attracting investment, and...

This study investigates the impacts of Cyclones Remal and Aila on the coastal communities of Bangladesh, focusing on the extent of damage, the affected population, and the response measures. Using data from government reports, press releases, and field surveys, the research compares the effects of these two cyclones on the socio-economic conditions...

Sustainable Development in Bangladesh Bangladesh, a nation of 170 million people, faces numerous challenges in its pursuit of sustainable development. However, the country has also made significant progress in recent years, demonstrating a strong commitment to achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

"Greater social fractionalization" refers to the increasing division of society into distinct, often competing groups based on ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic status, politics, and culture. This fragmentation can lead to reduced social cohesion, increased conflict, and challenges in governance. Addressing it requires promoting dialogue, inclusiv...

This dataset includes variables such as Participant_ID, Age, Gender, Education_Level, Income, Risk_Aversion, Impulsivity, Trust_Level, and Decision_Time. These variables are common in behavioral economics research and can be used to analyze various aspects of decision-making behavior.