The perils of pro-Malay policies
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Far Eastern Economic Review Vol 168 No 8, September 2005, pp.36-39Summary: A short review of the limitations and shortcomings of the New Economic Policy (NEP) introduced by Malaysia in 1970. This article says that proposals to revive the policy may have more to do with benefiting the political party UMNO than the country as a whole and are likely to be divisive as well as economically damaging.
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A short review of the limitations and shortcomings of the New Economic Policy (NEP) introduced by Malaysia in 1970. This article says that proposals to revive the policy may have more to do with benefiting the political party UMNO than the country as a whole and are likely to be divisive as well as economically damaging.
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