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25 January, 2016, 19:10
Update: 25 January, 2016, 20:41
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NTV Online
25 January, 2016, 19:10
Update: 25 January, 2016, 20:41

Dhaka: About 64 percent participants in a survey think that Bangladesh is on the right course for progress in different sectors.

The survey was conducted from 30 October to 19 November in 2015 by marketing research institution Nielsen-Bangladesh, under the supervision of Global Strategic Partners and International Republican Institute (IRI).

The results of the survey were found on Monday.

The participants think that development in education and communication system, alongside development in economy, are the major factors to lead Bangladesh in the right direction.

A large part of people who took part in the survey think prosperous economy is more important than a democratic government.

72 percent participants think that their economic condition will improve within a few years.

2550 people, all aged 18 or above, took part in the survey conducted across the country.

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