Should we blame the GST?


THE article “GST after 100 days and beyond” (The Star, July 10) would probably be better grasped by, and related to, readers with some economic or financial background.

The paradox of the article, however, lies in the concluding fear that it may lead to financial ruin if prudence in the implementation of the GST is thrown out the window. It is quite perplexing as GST is not a complicated issue to monitor.

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