Huge Capital Inflow Required to Off-Set Depression Trend

Abstract

Writing on the global economic depression, Dr. Rahman emphasizes the need for significant capital inflows to revitalize production and investment. The article notes that the export sector must be expedited by increasing production and investment to protect native commerce. The author calls for active participation from international financial organizations like the World Bank and IMF to provide concessional loans to developing nations, arguing that global cooperation is essential to reverse stagnant economic growth and address mass poverty.