THE global economic tsunami threatening to submerge Malaysia, along with just about every other country, should be leading us towards a new national consensus on economic responses and directions. It isn’t.
Global developments since the fourth quarter of last year have not improved much and, in many respects, seem to have gotten worse. One would have thought that the massive government interventions announced by advanced countries would have substantially buoyed business confidence.
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