  This study aims to examine the relationship between Foreign Direct Investment
(FDI), personal remittances received, and official development assistance (ODA)
in the economic growth of Bangladesh. The study utilizes time series data on
Bangladesh from 1976 to 2021. Additionally, this research contributes to the
existing literature by introducing the Foreign Capital Depthless Index (FCDI)
and exploring its impact on Bangladesh's economic growth. The results of the
Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) suggest that the economic growth of
Bangladesh depends on FDI, remittances, and aid in the long run. However, these
variables do not exhibit a causal relationship with GDP in the short run. The
relationship between FCDI and economic growth is positive in the long run.
Nevertheless, the presence of these three variables has a more significant
impact on the economic growth of Bangladesh
