Labour productivity growth to improve


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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s labour market has been suffering from weak productivity growth in the past several years.

The country, which aspires to be a high-income nation, has also seen its productivity levels lagging behind Singapore, Japan and South Korea – key regional economies that had once trailed Malaysia in terms of economic size per capita.

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