The government is seeking to achieve a rise in per capita income and
the performance of the economy in Malaysia, though difficult.
This hard drive has been paid to the success of the Malaysian economy
in the "anti-gravity" and therefore violates the turn hard to the global
trend makes it among the best regional terms grew by 5.6 percent in
2012.
During the past years, the GDP rate in Malaysia exceeded 5.0 percent, despite the lack of stability of the external conditions.
The Malaysian economy is described in
a brief phrase that strong
growth, low inflation, with full employment, higher investments both
domestically and internationally, a positive international exchange
reserves and the increasing desire of foreign stock Alnhalih
It seems that the economic transformation program in Malaysia has
finally resulted in a wider and more accurate in all key areas of
national revenues, the main areas of economic and strategic initiatives
and renewal that will benefit the poor and the citizens most in need
achievement.
Average household income also grew significantly by 7.2 per cent to 5
thousand Ringat Malaysia in 2012 compared to 4025 Ringat in 2009, which
prompted an increase in the gross national income per capita volume by /
49 / percent up to US $ 9970
All these great achievements have been made in light of a very difficult global economic conditions
The minister said the Council of Ministers of Malaysia Mr. Noor
Mohammad Yaqub said the sharp rise in income achieved thanks to the
federal government's initiatives to ensure continued economic growth and
stability and strength, where nearly half a million of high-paying jobs
Investors are created in the past two, especially in the state of
Alexander the development south of Malaysia and the state eastern coasts
economic
The World Bank put Malaysia in its report Doing Business in first place
in the list of easy access to credit and the fourth globally in the
protection of investors
While the company reported "Financial Times" that the London-based that
foreign tenure in government bonds rose by 550 per cent to 215 billion
Ringat since 2009, reflecting the confidence of the international
business community renovations undertaken by the government
As well as benefiting the stock market up capital by 47 per cent from
999 billion Ringat in 2009 to 1.47 trillion by the end of December 2012
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In this regard, he praised the multi-directional institutions like the
World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the World Economic
Forum, based in Zurich, in his report on global competition and
management performance of Malaysia in managing the economy prudently.
Said Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund: It is
wonderful to see the transformation of Malaysia gradually with a large
volume of exports to the size of a balanced state between exports,
investment and domestic consumption
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