Fund the Future of Economics in Bangladesh.
If a traditional publisher made this 224-page, full-color visual textbook, they would charge ৳1,500+ just to cover graphic design fees and profit margins. But if we did that, the students who actually need this book the most would be completely priced out.
So, we took a different route. We spent hundreds of hours designing these visual engines, and we decided to donate our labor entirely. By giving up our own paychecks, we are able to sell the physical book to our fellow university students for just ৳699, which barely covers the cost of paper and ink.
But we wanted to push it further. The tiny bit of margin left over from that ৳699 is not going into our pockets. We are using 100% of those funds to print and distribute free copies to underprivileged students who cannot afford textbooks at all.
That is where you come in. When you become a Global Patron for $99.99, you are essentially covering the hundreds of hours of development work we poured into this project. Your sponsorship is the exact reason we can afford to keep the local price so low, and that low price is exactly what allows us to give books away for free. You aren’t just buying a textbook or getting your name printed on a page. You are the engine that makes this whole movement work.
Be A Global Patron Today!
Be A Global Patron Today!
Secure Your Name in History
In recognition of your crucial support in launching this educational movement, your legacy will be printed directly into the foundation of our work.
All Global Patrons will have their Name and City permanently typeset on the “Founding Patrons” page included in every first-edition printed copy distributed across Bangladesh.
As a Patron, you will also receive an exclusive, high-resolution Digital Collector’s Edition (PDF) of the book.
Built
By
For
Students.
This is not a corporate publishing project. Visual Econ BD is an independent educational reform movement engineered from the ground up by Economics undergraduates at the University of Dhaka. We experienced the frustration of a broken, text-heavy curriculum firsthand, so we decided to build the solution ourselves.