This paper investigates the nexus between economicaspect of globalization and poverty across the six key divisionsof Bangladesh. Arguments are based on theories of dualisticdevelopmentandstructuraltransformationprocessinlowincomecountries.InthismodeleconomicglobalizationofBangladeshismeasuredbythreemajorfeatureswhicharetrade of merchandise and services, FDI and remittance inflow.Additionally a control variable is taken which is population. Soforthisstatisticalpanelregressionisusedi.e.fixed-effectmodel and random-effect model. The lack of data deficiencydid not let us execute any statistical procedure to choose anyspecificmodel. Inthispaperboththemodelhaveuniformoutcome.Theempiricalfindingsinboththemodelareconsistentwithconventionalwisdomforremittanceinflow.Populationandtradehavetraditionalaffiliationwithpoverty,butstatisticallyinsignificantinbothmodel.Howeverthepositive FDI link implies that it totally contradicts with normalnorm. Then the emphasis is on dummy variableanalysis. Inthe dummy variable analysis Dhaka division is excluded to getrid of the dummy variable trap and to make comparison withfiveotherdivisions.Eachofthedivisionhasdirectlyproportional relationship with poverty. Additionally it was foundtobestatisticallysignificantapartfromKhulnadivision.Toconclude, the fruits from economic globalization are unequallydivided across divisions.