THE Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (Mier) believes Malaysia's gross domestic product (GDP) growth will edge up to 5.5% next year owing to the rebound in the electronics sector, firm commodity prices, and a resilient domestic demand.
“Barring unforeseen events, with a somewhat steadier global economy and a stable domestic situation, growth can drift closer to its potential level (estimated at 6%), garnering a 5.8% expansion in 2007,” it said.
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