Not feeling impact of strong economic growth?


Westports in Pulau Indah. Malaysia's robust GDP figures in the first half year are driven mainly by strong export recovery, according to Sander.

World Bank economist provides some perspective and highlights the critical reform needed to boost Malaysia’s long-term prospects.

WHILE Malaysia takes pride in having achieved strong economic growth numbers in the last few quarters, the general sentiment among its people is still one of cynicism and indifference.

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