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ECONOMISTS' RECIPE
The economists at yesterday's dialogue made the following recommendations for the government to keep the economy on track
1. Find ways to control inflation
2. Limit credit growth
3. Manage dollar-taka exchange rate
4. Stop borrowing from the central bank
5. Reduce dependence on rental power
6. Finalise coal policy
7. Hydropower is a long-term solution
8. Import power from neighbouring countries
9. Rationalise energy prices
10. Impose tax on capital gains and property
11. Streamline and reduce subsidy
12. Strengthen public expenditure
management
13. Integrate revenue and development budgets better
14. Strengthen social safety nets
15. Tighten public sector expenditure to cut waste
16. Make a master plan for railways
17. Form grower cooperatives to help them benefit from higher prices
18. Issue new IPOs to raise large-scale capital instead of borrowing from the banking system
19. The private sector should be allowed to borrow from the international market on a limited scale
20. Reduce the spread between lending and deposit rates
21. Discipline macro-financing/financial sector
22. Reduce political pressure on banks
23. Redesign monetary and fiscal policies for better coordination
24. Prune annual development programme
25. Prioritise foreign-financed projects
26. Attach importance to domestic resource mobilisation
27. Investigate capital flight through over-and under- invoicing
28. Assess possible implications of global economic crisis on the local economy
29. Ensure quality of public expenditure, stop squandering of public funds
30. Introduce January-December fiscal year