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economy globally (gross) Investment [2019]
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by 2022 [PWC]
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(PPP) ■ 2016-17 ■ 2017-18 ■ 2016-17
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Jute genome decoding to open
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US$ 34.1 billion [2018-19] production [2019J an emerging green world e.g.
3OO+more BMW, Boeing using jute.
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factories in pipeline
total export earning) for LEED certification 250+ innovative use of jute
documented
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total rice production th
5 largest in aquaculture
production 4 in mango production
7th
• 11 th in marine fish production, in potato cultivation
[FAO, 2018] • g th in horticulture