Bridging the gap: Ethical Finance and Microcredit through Bangladesh and India from 1928 to today

The thesis explores the intersection of economics and ethics, focusing on ethical finance. It covers the principles, benefits, and challenges of ethical finance, with a case study on India's economic landscape, including the caste system and Narendra Modi's influence. The practical application of ethical finance through microfinance, particularly Muhammad Yunus's Grameen Bank, is examined. The study highlights issues of wealth distribution and workplace safety, using the Rana Plaza disaster as a case. The conclusion addresses whether economics can be ethical, discussing global development dilemmas and proposing solutions to integrate ethics into economic practices.