Malaysia must shrink its GLCs


Malaysia has spent decades building a large network of government-linked companies (GLCs) on the premise that state ownership can accelerate development, protect strategic industries and generate returns for the public.

There is merit to some of these arguments. Many GLCs are profitable, professionally managed and economically important.

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