Economy and Finance

Domestic Policy
Quantum Sovereignty: Is Malaysia Prepared?

The quantum race is fast and furious. As the speed of the technological process has been accelerating exponentially, quantum computers might be here faster than we think. The good question: is Malaysia prepared to meet...
By Rais Hussin

1 year ago
Economy and Finance
Hidden indicators of poverty — Part 1

While poverty is widely recognised as a multifaceted phenomenon, hidden indicators within it significantly contribute to perpetuating cycles of deprivation.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
Time for socially innovative next-generation tourism

Our tourism industry is required to gear up changes that promote and drive the tourism industry's innovation.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
The EPF in an environment of interest rate hikes

EPF’s financial performance for the first three quarters of FY 2023 is expected to have been sustained in the fourth quarter.
By Jason Loh

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysia’s Healthcare Dilemma: Tackling the Issue of Brain Drain

The medical industry is facing a crisis of undervaluing its workforce, posing a significant challenge.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
The Progressive Wage Scheme and the Madani Economy Framework

The PWS seeks to balance fairly the competing interests of employers and workers under the oversight of the State.
By Jason Loh

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysia needs a new toolbox to combat poverty

To foster transformative strategies for nation-building, poverty requires analysis using different approaches instead of conventional monitoring of aggregate figures.
By Chan Myae San

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysia Madani and the social contract

Malaysia Madani is well-poised to definitively give adequate expression to the dual nature inherent in our society as underpinned by the “social contract”.
By Jason Loh

1 year ago
Domestic Policy
Budget 2024 – new financing models

Fiscal consolidation and sustainability necessitates indirect/secondary fiscal injection not only via PPP but also fiscal decentralisation.
By Jason Loh

1 year ago
Economy and Finance
Addressing gender disparities amid career breaks

Achieving a 60% female labour force participation rate within a decade is our path to gender equality and economic growth.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

1 year ago

The quantum race is fast and furious. As the speed of the technological process has been accelerating exponentially, quantum computers might be here faster than we think. The good question: is Malaysia prepared to meet...

While poverty is widely recognised as a multifaceted phenomenon, hidden indicators within it significantly contribute to perpetuating cycles of deprivation.

Our tourism industry is required to gear up changes that promote and drive the tourism industry's innovation.

EPF’s financial performance for the first three quarters of FY 2023 is expected to have been sustained in the fourth quarter.

The medical industry is facing a crisis of undervaluing its workforce, posing a significant challenge.

The PWS seeks to balance fairly the competing interests of employers and workers under the oversight of the State.

To foster transformative strategies for nation-building, poverty requires analysis using different approaches instead of conventional monitoring of aggregate figures.

Malaysia Madani is well-poised to definitively give adequate expression to the dual nature inherent in our society as underpinned by the “social contract”.

Fiscal consolidation and sustainability necessitates indirect/secondary fiscal injection not only via PPP but also fiscal decentralisation.

Achieving a 60% female labour force participation rate within a decade is our path to gender equality and economic growth.