Addressing Malaysia’s fiscal challenges 


LAST week, this column focused on economic reforms and why it is difficult to address some of the long-standing structural issues related to the removal of subsidies, the introduction of new or higher taxes, and Malaysia’s relatively low wage structure.

These issues, which are clear concerns for any government running the country, have significant fiscal implications if not addressed head-on.

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