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Md. Rokonuzzaman

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Which Type of R&D Should Be the Focus of Bangladesh and many other less developed countries?
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Types of Research and Development

Types of Research and Development (R&D): Which Type Should Be Bangladesh’s Focus? Bangladesh, like many other less developed countries, faces criticism for its low allocation of funding to R&D. However,…
Bangladesh can turn its high-tech parks into engines of prosperity by housing R&D wings of local producers
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Bangladesh’s High-Tech Park Owe: Can Low-Tech Be a Solution?

Bangladesh can turn its High-tech parks into engines of prosperity by housing R&D wings of local producers that use graduates’ knowledge and ideas to evolve products and production processes, resulting…
angladesh's act of building high-tech parks appears to be driven by taking loans and spending money to create a sensation and a physical sign of a high-tech economy.
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Many Facets of High-Tech Parks: Has Bangladesh Created a Dark Face?

High-tech products, whether hardware, software, or services, are highly knowledge- and idea-centric. They offer the potential for high value addition and a scalable growth path for building high-performing firms and…
For producing patentable and licensable outputs, Universities should reverse the conventional research-to-commercialization process
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Patentable and Licensing-Revenue-Generating Ideas: How to Develop Them?

Universities should reverse the conventional research-to-commercialization process by identifying patentable gaps and potential licensees first, then pursuing research to develop economically meaningful, patentable and licensable product or process innovations. At…
Bangladesh's complex development problem could be solved by driving the evolution of products and production processes through engaging local graduates in R&D
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Bangladesh Suffers from a Very Complex Problem: Is There a Simple Solution?

Bangladesh’s complex economic problems require a simple, homegrown solution: turning knowledge and ideas into Wealth by engaging graduates in the continuous evolution of locally produced products and production processes through…
Engineering Investor FOMO and Capital Accumulation through Disruptive Innovation Narratives
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Mechanisms of rapid wealth accumulation: Elon Musk’s Secret Recipe

Abstract: This article examines the mechanisms of rapid Wealth accumulation, asset valuation, and risk capital mobilization in modern techno-Capitalism. Drawing a sharp contrast between traditional corporate profit-delivery models and contemporary…
How speculative markets and continuous storytelling combine to decouple asset valuation from delivery of innovations
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The Rise of Muskism Turning Musk a Trillionaire: Narrative-Driven Capital Accumulation and the Illusion of Disruptive Innovation

Abstract At the dawn of the 20th century, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and a few other innovators established a defining template for modern industrial Capitalism. Known as “Fordism,” this model…
Engineering Expectations: Is Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Milestones a Warning Sign for Capitalism?
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Art of Becoming a Trillionaire: Engineering FOMO from Technological Possibilities

On June 12, 2026, the world witnessed the emergence of its first trillionaire. Through his ownership stakes in companies such as SpaceX, Tesla, xAI, and Neuralink, Elon Musk reached this…
Deconstructing the Linear Growth Myth in Macro-Technology Economics
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The Myths of Linear Growth: Deconstructing the Macro-Technology Economics

A Development Thesis, articulated by AI (Gemini) from the opinion writings (360+) of Md. Rokonuzzaman Abstract The dominant policy discourse in developing nations often functions like a simple arithmetic problem.…
Due to lack of clarity of underlying mechanics, we tend to incorrectly believe that technological or industrial revolutions unfold as a big bang.
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Missing Mechanics in Technological Revolutions

Technological or industrial revolutions generate long waves of economic growth while simultaneously destroying firms and industries that powered previous waves. This dual effect has attracted substantial scholarly interest. However, much…
Due to weak capacity of wealth creation out of evolution of inventions and innovations, Market Socialism falls short to be better alternative to capitalism.
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Reinventing the Economic Engine: Market Socialism and the Waves of Prosperity

The predominant economic system of the modern era is Capitalism, which allows private individuals and businesses to own the means of production and generate employment, rather than relying on the…
Capitalism is showing the sign of maturity due to growing monopoly, increasing innovation barriers, and wealth accumulation out valuation centric extraction
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Maturing Capitalism Demands Alternatives

Economic systems are not static. From feudalism to modern Capitalism, they emerge, grow, reach maturity, and eventually decline. This pattern raises an important question about the underlying causes of such…

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