A study on export receipts and import payments of goods and services the analysis for bank of Bangladesh
Abstract
Bangladesh's Central Bank regulates international trade and monetary policy. To maintain a balanced
trade, the bank promotes exporters and controls imports. The bank monitors the foreign
exchange market and implements policies to help the country's economic growth and development.
Bangladesh's export payments and receipts by key commodities, geographic region, and service
delivery approach is studied. The banking sector has grown exponentially, resulting in new banks,
modernised banks, and new services to meet people's requirements. Over 50 local and foreign banks
compete for service delivery, interest rates and customer base. Export receipts of services and import
payments of services the number of observations in the two variables, and our hypothesised mean
difference to the degrees of freedom. Thus, the null hypothesis is accepted and the two-tail p-value
increases. The significance of the difference between groups is unaffected by a negative t-value. Imports
Major Commodities research F-value is good, but P-value is (0.00), which is highly significant. The null
hypothesis is rejected. The study focusing on export receipt and import payments is essential as it deals
with the financial aspect of international trade. Export receipts essentially refer to the payments
received by a nation for the goods and services it exports to other countries while import payments
refer to the goods and services brought in from other countries. This study is import payments as it
provides insights into the economic conditions of nations concerning their global trade relations. It also
helps nation assess their trade strengths and weaknesses to complete globally