How Has COVID-19 Affected Malaysian Business Sectors?

COVID-19 doesn't discriminate between "essential" and "non-essential" sectors. Here's how it has affected various sectors across Malaysia.

COVID-19 doesn't discriminate between "essential" and "non-essential" sectors. Here's how it has affected various sectors across Malaysia.

Perkara yang perlu dikaji dan diteliti untuk menambah baik sidang khas parlimen nanti agar ia benar-benar membincangkan isu rakyat, bukan gimik politik kerajaan Perikatan Nasional (PN) yang hanya mahu meredakan kemarahan rakyat.

REFSA Comm Director Iskandar Fareez along with Hwok Aun Lee of ISEAS discusses NEP’s key lessons, impacts, and implications for Malaysia’s future on BFM podcast.

The government must move away from arbitrary distinctions between "essential" vs "non-essential" sectors. Instead, we need to consider how to gradually re-open businesses using science-based approaches. Here's how.

Fakhrurrazi Rashid, Koordinator Penyelidik REFSA menyatakan menghadkan tempoh PM adalah langkah pertama untuk mengelak pemusatan kuasa kepada satu sosok yang boleh menyalahgunakan kuasa.

In REFSA's #ProjekMuhibah series, Strategy 3 calls for continued and targeted assistance to businesses and individuals. See infographics here.

The current lockdown is hurting the livelihood of Malaysians. Government must move past arbitrary distinctions between “essential” & “non-essential sectors, focusing instead on applying dynamic SOPs & targeted economic assistance to businesses.

Bagi menstabilkam keadaan politik, kesepakatan dwipartisan bagi menetapkan tarikh pilihan raya agar dapat meredekan suhu politik negara yang kian tidak menentu.

Iskandar Fareez opined that fiscal measures in PEMULIH are insufficient, calling for more injections. Instead of categorising businesses as ‘essential/‘non-essential’, mass preventive testing and risk-based assessments should be carried out to decide which businesses can reopen.

In #ProjekMuhibah Strategy 3, we propose a comprehensive strategy for governments to raise fiscal spending and provide immediate economic assistance to those hit-hardest by the pandemic.