Malaysian well-being index rises 0.8%


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Well-Being Index (MyWI) rose 0.8 per cent to 122.4 index points in 2018 compared with 121.4 points in the preceding year, the Department of Statistics (DoSM) said.

Last year, well-being from the social standpoint improved more than economic well-being, in contrast to the overall trend since 2000 -- the base year when the index was at 100 points.

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