Malaysian Economic Outlook 2021 Malaysian Economic Outlook 2021 In the second quarter, the Economy expanded by 16.1%. (1Q 2021: -0.5 percent ). Domestic demand growth and excellent export productivity were key factors in the economy’s success. Steady growth also came from a lower starting point, thanks to a steep drop in employment in the second quarter of 2020. Economic activity picked up at the beginning of the second quarter, but declined slightly after that, following the

Malaysian Industrial Relations at century’s turn: Vision 2020 or a specter of the past Malaysian industrial (IR) relations have been characterized by a number of State controls that ensure a high level of administrative power within the workplace, minimal conflict and very little negotiation power for workers. These programs have been an important part of the package to attract investors as the Malaysian business strategy focuses on less expensive industries, which are aimed

Malaysia Economic Blueprint and Impact Blueprint The digital economy is predicted to generate 22.6 percent of the nation’s GDP by 2025 under this approach. Simultaneously, the programme intends to build 500,000 digital economy employment. Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Hussein officially launched the MyDIGITAL programme on Friday morning (February 19), as part of the government’s ambitions to “turn Malaysia into a digital, high-income country and regional digital economy