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The case for an automatic six months loan moratorium

The banks that placed itself as a risk-free sector (Islamic included) should finally accept some reduced profits (not losses) and share the burden of the pandemic with the rakyat.
By Rais Hussin, Margarita Peredaryenko, Jason Loh and Ameen Kamal

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
First World Economy Shuns Blanket Moratorium

With inflation inching upwards, it would be difficult for the government to dish out more stimulus in the future when the country needs it without overheating the economy.
By Jamari Mohtar

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Liberating Al-Aqsa

Such was the acute sensitivity displayed by Moshe Dayan – one of Israel’s well-acclaimed leaders and statesmen.
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Managing The Debt And Deficit By Cutting Taxes

To make the debt and deficit “more manageable”, cutting taxes or a tax revolution should be next on the government’s fiscal agenda.
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Have we reached the peak of infection?

Having a rough idea of when the peak will be reached is important because it gives us a sense of relief the worst is over (without any implication that we are out of the woods).
By Jamari Mohtar

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Lockdown MCO 3.0 — Survive to restart package

Policy recommendations towards a holistic Survive to Restart package by EMIR Research.
By Rais Hussin

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
The pathology of Zionist rejectionism

Jews who migrated to Palestine under the banner of Zionism were, to put it simply, immigrants (foreigners).
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Economic cheers can turn into tears if Covid-19 situation persists

The government needs to be consistent in enforcement while the people need to do their part as well.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Reforming our political funding culture to be more transparent

Due to the lack of constraint, the misuse of such funds is an “open season”.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Building incinerators key to a sustainable waste management

An incinerator works 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year, come rain, shine, lightning, thunderstorm or flood which means wastes are drastically reduced.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago

The banks that placed itself as a risk-free sector (Islamic included) should finally accept some reduced profits (not losses) and share the burden of the pandemic with the rakyat.

With inflation inching upwards, it would be difficult for the government to dish out more stimulus in the future when the country needs it without overheating the economy.

Such was the acute sensitivity displayed by Moshe Dayan – one of Israel’s well-acclaimed leaders and statesmen.

To make the debt and deficit “more manageable”, cutting taxes or a tax revolution should be next on the government’s fiscal agenda.

Having a rough idea of when the peak will be reached is important because it gives us a sense of relief the worst is over (without any implication that we are out of the woods).

Policy recommendations towards a holistic Survive to Restart package by EMIR Research.

Jews who migrated to Palestine under the banner of Zionism were, to put it simply, immigrants (foreigners).

The government needs to be consistent in enforcement while the people need to do their part as well.

Due to the lack of constraint, the misuse of such funds is an “open season”.

An incinerator works 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year, come rain, shine, lightning, thunderstorm or flood which means wastes are drastically reduced.