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Have right policies in place

PETALING JAYA: Taxing the super-rich will help the economy if only the right policies are in place to help lower-income groups, say economists.

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Large subsidy will support consumption spending

PETALING JAYA: Large subsidy allocation and various goodies for low income and vulnerable groups will help support overall consumption spending, says Dr Yeah Kim Leng.

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Countering the counterfeit tide

PETALING JAYA: Fake currency notes, anyone?

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INTERACTIVE: How the pandemic hit foreign labour in Malaysia

INTERACTIVE: How the pandemic hit foreign labour in Malaysia
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Experts: How to stem the brain drain

One way to attract Malaysian talents abroad to return home is to increase the competitiveness of the local labour market.

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