2. FACULTY of BUSINESS STUDIES
19th BATCH
Course Code:115

3.  POPULATION MIGRATION FROM RURAL TO URBAN
AREA IN BANGLADESH
 SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION IN
BANGLADESH .

4. POPULATON MIGRATION FROM RURAL TO URBAN
AREAS IN BANGLADESH
Factors of Migration
 Natural factors
 Economic factors
 Social factors
 Political factors
 Other factors

5.  Monga is one of them.
 Monga is a cyclical food insecurity which occurs during the
lean season.
 The poor people’s scarcity of work is in the region of
, and especially
in the months of Ashshin and Kartik (October-November).

6.  After Monga the second cause is the
 Floods and riverbank erosion made them lose everything and they
had to starve for days together

8. ECONOMIC FACTORS
 Economic activities and income
in a rural society mainly depends
on cultivable lands.
 Poverty and unemployment are
the factors to push them to the city.
 Rural areas still lag behind in
industrialization and thus
unemployment is the general
feature of this country.

9. SOCIAL FACTORS

10. POLITICAL FACTORS
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12. SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL
STRATISFICATION IN BANGLADESH
 Rural society.
 Urban society.
 Religion and Society.
 Education System.
 Politics of Bangladesh.
 Ethnic groups in Bangladesh.
 Economic Condition of Bangladesh.

13.  Social classes and stratification
 Social class distinctions were mostly
functional, however, and there was
considerable mobility among classes.
 Traditional Muslim class distinctions had
little importance in Bangladesh.
 Employment Workers
Employees
 Unemployment About 18 million
adult are unemployed