经济分析员认为，在大马面临新冠肺炎疫情的非常时期，2021年财政预算案的分配重点应该在三个领域，教育、卫生和人民福祉。
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义腾研究中心提预算案建议· 教育医疗社福是关键
义腾研究中心认为，教育、医疗及社会福利是财政预算案要去解决的关键领域，以促进我国未来的繁荣发展。
Think tank calls for education, healthcare and welfare to get biggest budget allocation
Education, healthcare and social welfare are key areas the government must address in Budget 2021, as these can contribute to both short- and long-term prosperity. At present, social welfare measures…
REFSA concerned over worsening underemployment in Malaysia
Underemployment is rarely addressed compared to unemployment. Due to the MCO, industries have had reduced operating hours, which typically resulted in lower salaries and wages received, particularly in semi-skilled and…
Belanja lebih untuk pulih lebih pantas, kata panel forum Belanjawan 2021
Belanjawan 2021 sepatutnya mempunyai defisit belanjawan lebih tinggi untuk pemulihan ekonomi lebih pantas. Kadar meminjam pada waktu ini dijangka akan lebih berdaya saing dan berada pada tahap terendah. Ianya tidak…
Spend more for faster recovery, says forum on Budget 2021
The government should not be afraid of incurring a larger budget deficit and should borrow more to speed up economic recovery. Immediate efforts should focus on supporting those who have…
Labur dalam sektor penjagaan kesihatan dan pendidikan tangani guna tenaga tak penuh
Pengembangan sektor pendidikan awam dan penjagaan kesihatan awam akan mewujudkan peluang pekerjaan dan meningkatkan pendapatan ketika permintaan buruh sektor swasta dilihat lemah, serta membantu Malaysia mendepani dua cabaran jangka panjang,…
Budget 2021: Job creation as the number one economic agenda
The creation of good jobs and securing livelihoods through decent pay should be of first and utmost importance in the nation’s economic agenda as we battle through this pandemic turned…
Malaysians need more high paying jobs, says Chin Tong
There are huge challenges societies have to face due to the COVID-19 crisis, and the state needs to think about how to play a more active role in creation of…
Govts should spend, not obsess over increasing debt, say economists
Governments should not obsess over increasing debt with borrowing, as now is the time to spend to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic