Alamgir Hossain
finance, banking, and market dynamics Debt-to-capital ratio Global Maternal and Child Health Infant Development and Preterm Care Child Nutrition and Water Access Child and Adolescent Health Cerebrovascular and Carotid Artery Diseases Andrographolide Research and Applications Climate Change and Sustainable Development Food Science and Nutritional Studies Accounting Finance Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health Nutrition and Dietetics General Health Professions Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine Complementary and alternative medicine Global and Planetary Change

Bio

Md. Alamgir Hossain, currently works at maternal and child health division, International Center for Diarrhea Diseases, Bangladesh. Md. Alamgir Hossain does social theory and qualitative health research. Medical Anthropology, Social Theory, Qualitative Analysis, Research Methodology, Participant Observation, Quantitative Analysis, Report Writing, Research Proposal Writing, Narrative Analysis, Thematic Analysis, Program Evaluation, Grounded Theory, Proposal Writing

Educational Journey

BRAC University

Executive course in Population Health Informatics • Population Health Informatics

2023

Independent University

MPH in Public Health • Public Health

2016

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology

Anthropology in Masters • Masters

2009

Experience

District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority

2022 - 0

Khulna University of Engineering and Technology

2024 - Present

Gopalganj Science and Technology University

2025 - Present
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Affiliations

PLOS Global Public Health

Academic Editors

Member since 2025

Research

An Empirical Analysis of Capital Structure and Firm’s Financial Performance in a Developing Country

Article April 15, 2019

This paper aims to empirically study the relationship between capital structure and firm’s financial performance in a developing country like Bangladesh. The investigation has been conducted through using panel data procedure for a sample of Dhaka stock market enlisted all IT firms during the year of 2013-2017. This research works have been performed through the three performance measures including return on equity, return on asset, and earnings per share as dependent variables, where capital structure is considered as debt ratio (DR), equity ratio (ER), long-term debt ratio (LTDR), short-term debt ratio (STDR) and used as independent variables. However, descriptive statistics, correlation, pooled ordinary least square analysis, fixed effect and Random effect model has been analyzed to find the relationship between capital structure and financial performance.