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In 2009, the World Bank proposed the "3D" analysis framework, namely density, distance and division. Based on the theoretical framework, this paper uses the provincial state data of the countries along the Bangladesh, China, India, and Myanmar Economic Corridor from 2004 to 2014 to analyze the effects of density, distance, and division indices on urban labor productivity. The study found that there is significant spatial autocorrelation between the states of the countries along the BCIM economic corridor, and that the output density, the actual use of foreign capital, and distance have a significant impact on the difference in urban labor productivity, which is in line with expectations. Among them, output density has a significant positive effect on urban labor productivity, and division and distance have a significant negative effect on labor productivity. Keywords—Bangladesh; China; India and Myanmar economic corridor; Density; distance; division; labor productivity; spatial empirical methods

uantitative Analysis of the Impact of Urban Labor Productivity on the Economic Corridor of Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar