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Malaysia Liberalism Survey 2020
2020 Marked as 5 years we conducting Liberalism survey in Malaysia. The results reflected from this survey shows that 22% understand Liberalism, 76% did not understand liberalism, there is slightly increasing number from last year, which is 21% understand Liberalism and 77% did not understand liberalism. Read more
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TELENISA : Statistics and Findings 2019
Part of Sister In Islam (SIS), TELENISA that has been operating since 2003, is a free legal counsel on matters related to Islamic Shariah Family Law such as divorce, polygamy, wife and children, divorce and other property. TELENISA has published their annual TELENISA Statistics and This is their fourth year. Read more and Get your copy of publication
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Lau Zheng Zhou
Stimulating an Artificially Suppressed Demand
As the pandemic has moved from Asia to Europe and the United States, governments are faced with a similar policy dilemma: bringing industry and supply chain to a halt, and risking a recession that could inflict lasting damage on their economies; or allowing the virus to spread and prolonging the health crisis that has since claimed more than 16,000 lives.
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Lau Zheng Zhou
i-Lestari as Stop-Gap Measure While The Economy Returns to Normalcy
Public responses are mixed following the Prime Minister’s announcement on 23 March 2020 to allow Employees Provident Fund (EPF) members to make withdrawals from their second account as part of the government’s strategy to cushion the impact of Covid-19 on households. The aptly named withdrawal facility i-Lestari, translated as “sustainability”, allows depositors under the age of 55 to withdraw up to RM500 each month for the next 12 months.
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Ideas: Supply Shocks and Opportunities for Malaysia
It can be hard to divert public attention away from the current political turmoil to policy debates concerning the scale of economic risks posed by the outbreak of Covid-19. Following the World Health Organization’s (WHO) escalation of its risk assessment of the pandemic to “very high”, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned that the ongoing disruption to supply chains, read more by download the paper
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Cash Cannot Revive Economy
Malaysian government has offered a huge stimulus package to the businesses, worth more than US$60 billion (RM261 billion). This is cash, whether instant, or deferred. A small part is offered in the form of wage subsidies while a bigger portion in the form of loans and credit guarantees. The stimulus package follows the lockdown which bars businesses to operate except those included in the list of essential services. Let's read more