药物的价格控管，和走不完的那一步
马来西亚应如何更好地准备，并制定长期的政策路线，以逐步增长经济？首先，我们必须打破一些阻碍发展的旧思维。
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Kerajaan baharu Johor perlu fokus pulihkan ekonomi rakyat
Bangsa Johor benar-benar memerlukan sebuah kerajaan yang bertanggungjawab dan mampu membangunkan ekonomi negeri sendiri.
从复苏到改革， 我们该何去何从？
马来西亚应如何更好地准备，并制定长期的政策路线，以逐步增长经济？首先，我们必须打破一些阻碍发展的旧思维。
From Recovery to Reform: Where Do We Go From Here?
2022 should be about consensus building, seeking new frameworks and deploying our policy tools differently that will set us up long term to deal with the lessons learned from the pandemic, and the challenges our society faces going forward.
#REFSAQ&A – RCEP: Game-changer or No Big Deal?
Need a quick rundown on what #RCEP entails and how it impacts Malaysia? REFSA researcher Jaideep Singh breaks down your burning questions in our #REFSAQ&A.
RCEP: one small step, not a giant leap, for trade and growth in Malaysia
REFSA researcher Jaideep Singh unpacks the agreement to show that RCEP is a small step forward that mostly consolidates regional rules rather than a giant leap for trade and growth. Read the full report to find out more.
RCEP falls short of being transformational
Rather than a game changer, it would be more useful to think of RCEP as the first step in the path towards more transparent and integrated trade in Asia-Pacific.
Not only skin deep: The Multifaceted Nature of Socio-economic Inequalities in Malaysia
Malaysia's tendency to look at the world through the lens of ethnicity naturally colours the discourse on inequality. Inter-ethnic inequalities are held to be self-evident, an unending legacy of the colonial policy of divide and rule.
A Tale of Two Malaysias : The Covid-19 Great Divergence
The pandemic did not cause inequality. But it did widen the gap between the haves and have-nots and further exposed the cracks in our system.
REFSA Notes #6/2021: REFSA’s Pre-Budget 2022 Statement
In our latest REFSA Notes, we released a Pre-Budget statement detailing what we think should be prioritised within the budget, including but not limited to a focus on social protection as well as COVID-19 funding to aid businesses and households.