Realigning Malaysia’s growth policy


THE contents of the Pakatan Harapan government’s first-ever policy document – the 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) Mid-Term Review – may not be entirely new or refreshing, but it is certainly a wake-up call on the country’s potential fiscal and economic direction over the next two years.

The document is crafted in line with the government’s aim to be fiscally-responsible, which calls for a more diversified income stream, prudent management of expenditure and above all, the trimming of the RM1 trillion national debt.

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