Azad, Md. Anowarul (2024) How Politics and International Relations Work in the RMG Segment in Bangladesh on the Intermediaries Act in the Era of Globalization. And Uncertainty of Local and Universal Commerce as a Cause of Worldwide Legislative Issues as Well as Business Ethics. A Business Anthropological Study (Census of Innovation 1983-2023). Open Journal of Social Sciences, 12 (06). pp. 24-68. ISSN 2327-5952
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Abstract
Bangladesh’s culture of doing business, particularly within the RMG division, is partitioned into numerous indispensable parts where intermediaries’ innovations are put within the trade chain. The movement of the trade navigation of the RMG sector has been changed from the birth year through bearing numerous worldwide standards and values on the directing rule of mechanized policy arrangement by the related global governance institutions. In this manner, we learned the compliance acts that coordinate parts totaled in one unit of the industry nowadays but buying agents administrators isolated themselves for collecting orders as a supporting hand of this trade chain through approx. 60% to 65% of orders are inflow directly by their contribution. This can be because the culture of managing the attire trade of numerous worldwide substances is not preferred to put their orders specifically to the producers directly. Continuity of growing exports in the textile sector. In 2019-20, the export income of the ready-made garment sector was 27.949 billion US dollars, which is 83% of the total exports. The export earnings of the ready-made garments sector in FY 2021-22 (July) is USD 38.521 billion. Nowadays Global acts concerning international business are precisely inter-act with all-inclusive legislative issues of global politics within the period of globalization. Consequently, a country’s political sensitivity is one of the essential challenges of worldwide trade. This article demonstrates the taking after issues first focused on loopholes of intra-act and culture of settling buying house in Bangladesh and the correlation of worldwide political issues with RMG trade and secondly trying to trace how political issues work in RMG business within the period of globalization. And in the third derivative appears, how political globalization coordinates systems threat infrastructure in global business as a silent threat of RMG business culture on mediators act and producers in Bangladesh for international political upheavals.
Item Type: | Article |
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Subjects: | Archive Paper Guardians > Social Sciences and Humanities |
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Date Deposited: | 18 Jun 2024 12:28 |
Last Modified: | 18 Jun 2024 12:28 |
URI: | http://archives.articleproms.com/id/eprint/2846 |