I sincerely believe that a sound mathematical education is one of the keys to a mature (Malaysian or anywhere really) civil society.
What if, regardless of whatever a given country, call it country M, is doing right now, country M cannot escape the middle income trap because it is at its middle-income equilibrium?
I am somewhat puzzled and concerned over the absence of any mention of improving economic realities in the fight against crime.
The 13th General Elections is a wathershed of sorts as elections tend to be, and we would like to share some common views of how we move forward from here.
there is a lack of faith in official statistics. A question to ask is therefore what is really at stake from society's perspective when official statistics are believed to be fallacious?
after the subprime crisis in the United States and the ongoing Eurozone crisis, questions have been raised on the efficacy and value of capitalism as the world’s economic system.
Malaysia’s transformation must go beyond projects and policies – it must embrace the technological super-cycles that shape global economic history.