Opinions
Opinions
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Domestic PolicyRethinking the 5G rollout
Why was the spectrum not auctioned off to the private sector which would have raised revenue for the government?
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh -
Opinions
Bread and butter issues remain the central concern of Sarawakians
Political parties or candidates who prioritise restoring the economic livelihoods among Sarawakians would stand a higher chance to win the upcoming Sarawak state election.
By Amanda Yeo -
Economy and Finance
Global citizenship – inevitable!
Being a national citizen is, therefore, similar to being a global citizen in that both have shared characteristics.
By Tze Yong Tan -
Domestic Policy
Deconstructing price gouging
Price gouging is never justifiable under any circumstances.
By Jason Loh -
Domestic Policy
Integrity-tech in Digital Economy to fight corruption
The "vaccine" for the pandemic of poor governance is the Digital Economy designed with 4IR-powered (and soon 5IR-powered) Integrity-tech at its core.
By Rais Hussin -
Economy and Finance
Beyond 4IR: Hyper-connectivity of the Neuro Quantified Era
The various technologies of 4IR that underline the fabrics of society, or as EMIR Research refers to the Smart Technology Layer, are the heart of hyperconnectivity.
By Rais Hussin -
Opinions
Corruption and Hypocrisy in Malay Muslim Politics – The Urgency of Moral-Ethical Transformation
EMIR Research’s official media release: Corruption and Hypocrisy in Malay Muslim Politics English English Launch of a sorely needed book by prominent Malaysian scholar — Prof. Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Kamal Hassan Driven by...
By Prof. Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Kamal Hassan -
Economy and Finance
Rethinking Gen Z and Millennial employee retention strategies in a “post-pandemic” world
When both companies and government in Malaysia emphasise the talent development of the Gen Z and Millennials, they would be able to prevent massive talent outflow from the country.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Strategies to combat high food inflation
The unprecedented impact of Covid-19 can’t be used as justification for excessive mark-ups.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh
