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Bangladesh

Authors: Kojo, Naoko C.;
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The overall fiscal position of Bangladesh looks sustainable, but there are concerns that the country may be trapped in a low revenue-low capital spending equilibrium, which is holding back Bangladesh’s growth potential. Eliminating wasteful spending and halting fiscal drains through inefficient non-financial public corporations (NFPCs) are important ways to create fiscal space, particularly in the area of infrastructure. This paper reviews the financial performance of the NFPC sector in Bangladesh, with a specific focus on two major loss-making firms: Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) and Power Development Board (PDB). The objective of this paper is to update the Bank’s knowledge on the financial performance of the NFPC sector and estimate the fiscal costs emanating from the sector.

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FUEL COSTS, INVESTMENT, TOTAL DEBT, TAX, BANKING SYSTEM, DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY, POWER PLANT, BUDGET, WHOLESALE PRICE, GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES, DEBT FORGIVENESS, EQUITY FINANCING, INFLATION, WATER, DEMAND FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, BOND ISSUES, LENDING, OIL COMPANY, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, CRUDE OIL, ELECTRICITY TARIFFS, DIESEL, STOCK, INTEREST ARREARS, ENERGY GENERATION, OIL, DEBT SERVICE, BONDS, GAS, LONG-TERM LOANS, BALANCE, ACTIVITIES, LOANS, GENERATION CAPACITY, RURAL ELECTRIC, WHOLESALE PRICES, POWER STATIONS, 330, ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, POWER PLANTS, SOLVENCY, TREASURY BONDS, TARIFF, SHORT-TERM DEBT, GAS SUPPLY, LIQUIDITY PROBLEMS, HOLDING, PROFIT, FINANCE, PRICES, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, PETROLEUM, POWER GRID, VOLTAGE, ISSUANCE OF GOVERNMENT SECURITY, GOVERNMENT SECURITY, LIABILITIES, INDEBTEDNESS, BALANCE SHEET, FUEL OIL, DEFAULTS, LIQUIDITY, POWER PRODUCERS, REFINED PRODUCTS, DEBT, ARREARS, CONTINGENT LIABILITIES, GUARANTEES, TARIFF STRUCTURE, ELECTRICITY SALES, MARKET, NON-PERFORMING LOAN, PETROLEUM SECTOR, GENERATION, GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS, RETURN, TAX RATE, LONG-TERM DEBT, LOAN PORTFOLIO, MINERAL RESOURCES, POWER SECTOR, FUEL, ELECTRICITY, ENERGY, ELECTRIC SUPPLY, POWER CRISIS, ELECTRICITY GENERATION, GAS SUPPLIES, PRIVATE BANKS, PORTFOLIO, FUEL FOR POWER GENERATION, POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS, TAX OBLIGATIONS, PUBLIC FUNDS, EXCHANGE, ACCOUNTING, NON- PERFORMING LOANS, INCOME TAX, SECURITY, TAX PAYMENTS, NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, TARIFFS, ISSUANCE OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, FUEL OILS, NUCLEAR POWER, PRICE OF POWER, OIL PRICES, REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, DISTRIBUTION NETWORK, FOREIGN LOANS, EXCHANGE RATE, TREASURY BOND, EQUITY CAPITAL, PRICES OF FUELS, ENERGY PRICES, CRUDE OIL PRICE, REVENUE, CURRENCY, SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY, FUEL PRODUCTS, GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE, PRICE, EQUITY, BOND, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, TREASURY, BANK LOANS, FUELS, POWER, OUTSTANDING DEBT, FORGIVENESS, IMPORTS OF PETROLEUM, DOMESTIC BANKS, DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS, PROFITS, POWER SHORTAGES, LOAN, POWER GENERATION, KEROSENE, COMMODITY PRICES, ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION, SECURITIES, MARKET INTEREST RATE, NATURAL GAS, COMMERCIAL BANKS, UTILITIES, AMOUNT OF DEBT, DEBT STOCKS, OIL PRICE, ELECTRICITY TARIFF, OILS, ISSUANCE, MARKET LEVELS, DOMESTIC BANKING, FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE, INTEREST, AVAILABILITY, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, GASIFICATION, POWER DISTRIBUTION, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, CONVERSION, CAPACITY UTILIZATION, CASH TRANSFERS, BOND ISSUE, ENERGY SOURCES, INTEREST RATE, CASH PAYMENT, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, EXPENDITURE, POWER STATION

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