THE world we live in has become very interconnected. Within an economy, what happens in one sector affects another. There is much correlation, for example, between the property and the banking sector.
But the fusion does not occur at just sectoral levels. It has gone global. During the euphoric bull run of the 1990s, Malaysia enjoyed tremendous growth for a good part of that decade with gross domestic product (GDP) hitting 10% in 1996. Much of Asia was caught up in an era of contagious exuberance.
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