Addressing concerns on rising prices


THE fiscal reforms that Putrajaya should embark on, as often suggested by economists and intellectuals alike, have taken their baby steps with the unveiling of Budget 2024 last Friday.

While seen as necessary, one gets a gnawing feeling that the rakyat cannot help but wonder if these steps would lead to an increase in the cost of living as Malaysia moves into 2024.

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