Bangladesh's poorest, struggling with inflation

The video discusses the impact of rising inflation on Akhter, a domestic worker in Bangladesh, who struggles to afford basic necessities. Inflation is a global concern, but it hits hard in Bangladesh, where many live on less than a dollar a day. The government has set up subsidized food stores to help. Economists attribute high inflation to crop shortages, droughts, and natural disasters. The future of inflation depends on upcoming harvests and global supply. Meanwhile, people are trying to cope with limited resources.

What is the main concern for Akhter regarding her daily life?

• Traveling abroad

• Affording basic necessities

• Paying for luxury items

• Finding a new job

How has the government tried to alleviate the impact of inflation?

• By setting up subsidized food stores

• By reducing taxes

• By providing free education

• By increasing wages

What challenges do people face when accessing subsidized food stores?

• Lack of variety in products

• Long queues and tiring waits

• Limited store locations

• High prices of goods

What were some of the causes of high inflation mentioned in the video?

• Crop shortages and natural disasters

• Government policies

• Technological advancements

• Increased global demand

What factor will influence future inflation rates in Bangladesh?

• Changes in currency value

• Surplus crop yields

• International trade agreements

• New government regulations