The existing macro-economic scenario is largely stable because of its depicted low progressive account deficit and manageable economic deficit. This stable scenario is the output combination of the pursued practical economic and monetary policies in Bangladesh. Moreover, there is also low external progressive account deficit. With these, the country continuously reflects high growth of exports and imports, moderate money supply growth, and increased in remittance flows.   Bangladesh seeks expansion of its service sectors while gradually transforming to fields of manufacturing and assembling area. These objectives are achievable as the country has the liberal economic approach and zenith of private sector policy on its export practice.  Moreover, the country looks for considerable direct foreign investors and joint ventures from international countries. It could be large-scale industries, medium enterprises, and even infrastructure business.