Strengthen Bangladesh Economic Growth & Employment Through

Strengthen Bangladesh Economic Growth & Employment Through

STRENGTHEN BANGLADESH ECONOMIC GROWTH & EMPLOYMENT THROUGH TRAVEL & TOURISM CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND VISITOR EXPORT MD.SHAHARIA PAVEL ID: 5617192009 THE INDEPENDENT STUDY PAPER SUMMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SIAM UNIVRSITY, BANGKOK, THAILAND Scanned by CamScanner ABSTRACT Travel & Tourism is a developing sector in Bangladesh and it is very imperative to ensure sustainable development goal of Bangladesh and uphold GDP @ 7 %, where Total Travel & Tourism’s contribution share near about 4.7 % of total GDP. It will be a challenging task for Bangladesh to maintain GDP growth more than 7% in near future but tourism sector has the potentiality to support GDP growth besides RMG sector. Bangladesh is a land of river & beauty which has world longest sea beach with UNESCO world heritage Sundarbans. Through the paper we will observe the causality between Travel & Tourism’s contribution to GDP growth & employment in Bangladesh by formulating an econometrics model. All analyses have been conducted by vector error correction model and Engle & Ganger test of causality with the yearly data on employment in tourism sector, visitor export, and capital investment in tourism sector over the period of 1990 to 2015. Through the analyses we observe that travel and tourism’s variables together have long-run significant relationship with GDP growth and employment creation. Our forecasting that in future Bangladesh GDP growth and employment growth in tourism will be strengthened through capital investment and visitor export and in coming years Bangladesh GDP growth will be near to 7% and in 2016 Bangladesh GDP growth rate was 6.9 % and employment generation growth in tourism sector is forecasted to be near to 10%. Keywords: GDP Growth, Tourism Employment Growth, Econometric Analysis, Vector Error Correction Model, Visitor Export. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I am very much grateful to Dr.Vijit Supinit, the supervisor of my project work for his continuous support and guidance. His valuable suggestions gave me the potency to complete my project and also helps to persist the path in leaning and understanding in real world challenges besides my university study. I thankful Siam University teachers who shared valuable thought and experience through the class presentation. I am also glad to my office colleagues who always help me to manage my time to pay more attention in my study. I acknowledge the profound blessings and kindness of the Almighty. I would like to dedicate this paper to my family members who have given the strength to stay in Thailand for a long period of time and also helps me keep going in improvement of observations in real and academic learning. TABLE OF CONTANTS ABSTRACT.......................................................................................................... iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ....................................................................................... iv TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................................................................... v LIST OF TABLE....................................................................................................viii CHAPTER I ............................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Travel & Tourism’s total Contribution’s % share of Bangladesh GDP and total employment ................................................................................................ 3 1.3 Total Travel &Tourism employment and % share of total employment in Bangladesh ............................................................................................................ 4 1.4 Capital Investment in tourism and GDP growth........……………………..........5 1.5 Visitor export and GDP growth rate in Bangladesh.............................................6 1.6 Visitor export (BDT bn) and total employment (000) in tourism ........................ 7 1.7 Capital Investment (BDT bln) and total employment (000) in tourism ............. 8 1.8 Capital Investment (BDT bln) and Visitor Export (BDT bln) in tourism .......... 9 1.9 GDP and Total Travel & Tourism Employment .................................................. 10 1.10 Direct Contribution of Travel & Tourism to GDP.........................................11 1.11 Direct Contribution of Travel & Tourism to Employment............................12 1.12 Domestic Tourism .............................................................................................. 13 1.13 Types of Tourism in Bangladesh ....................................................................... 15 1.14 Institutions of tourism management in Bangladesh ........................................... 16 1.15 Purposes of the study..........................................................................................17 1.16 Scope of the Study.........................................................................................14 v 1.17 Objectives of the study..................................................................................19 1.18 Conceptual Framework..................................................................................20 1.19 Hypothesis ....................................................................................................20 CHAPTER II Theory and Related Researches......................................................... 22 2.1 Okun's law on GDP and employment .................................................................. 22 2.2 Keynesian Theory of Employment ...................................................................... 23 2.3 Literary Reviews .................................................................................................. 24 CHAPTER III .......................................................................................................... 29 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ............................................................................... 29 3.1 Johansen’s cointegration test ............................................................................... 29 3.2 Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) ............................................................. 30 3.3 Testing Granger-Causality ................................................................................... 31 3.4 Augmented Dickey-Fuller Test ............................................................................ 32 3.5 Wald Test ............................................................................................................. 32 3.6 Breusch-Godfrey Serial Correlation .................................................................... 32 3.7 White Heteroskedasticity Test ............................................................................. 33 3.7 Akaike’s Information Criteria (AIC) ................................................................... 33 CHAPTER IV ......................................................................................................... 34 DATA ANALYSIS, FINDINGS & RESULTS ......................................................... 34 4.1 Scatter presentation of Variables ......................................................................... 34 4.2 Augmented Dickey-Fuller test (1979): (At first difference)..............................35 4.3Johanson and Juselius Co-Integration Test ........................................................... 36 4.4 Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) ............................................................. 37 4.5 Hypothesis Testing ............................................................................................... 38 4.5.1 Hypothesis (H1): Long Run Relationship Test ................................................. 38 4.5.2 Hypothesis (H2): Visitor export short-run causality (VEX) to GDPG ............. 38 vi 4.5.3 Hypothesis (H3): Capital investment in tourism (CIV) short-run causality to GDP growth...........................................................................................................39 4.5.4 Hypothesis (H4): Long run association ship running from VEX and CIV to EMPG.................................................................................................................... 40 4.5.5Hypothesis (H5): Unidirectional causality running from CIV to VEX......................................41 4.6 Diagnostic test (test of residuals) ......................................................................... 41 4.6.1 Residuals Distribution ....................................................................................... 41 4.6.2 Serial Correlation .............................................................................................. 35 4.7 DYNAMIC FORECASTING .............................................................................. 43 4.7.1 Model One: Forecasting GDPG considering travel & tourism’s contribution . 44 4.7.2 Comparison between GDP growth and forecasted GDP growth ...................... 44 4.7.3 Model Two: Dynamic forecasting total travel & tourism’s Employment Growth...................................................................................................................45 4.7.4 Comparison Total employment growth and forecasted employment Growth in tourism....................................................................................................................45

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