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Realising Malaysia???s High-Income Aspiration: The Last Mile of Reforms

5+ hour, 9+ min ago   (246+ words) HOME ARTICLES Realising Malaysia’s High-Income Aspiration: The Last Mile of Reforms Published 11 Sep 2026 Historically, most of Malaysia’s growth has come from factor accumulation, especially by increasing the quantity of capital. Productivity growth — output per unit of capital and output per…...

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Indonesia’s 5.61 Per Cent: Growth for the State, Not for the People | FULCRUM

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (176+ words) HOME ARTICLES Indonesia’s 5.61 Per Cent: Growth for the State, Not for the People Published 3 Jun 2026 Is Indonesia’s growth rate an accurate reflection of the country’s progress? On 5 May 2026, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) announced that Indonesia’s economy had grown 5.61 per cent year-on-year…...

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Danantara’s Patriot Bond and the Unchanged Role of Chinese-Indonesian Conglomerates

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (442+ words) Published 23 Apr 2026 We argue that Chinese Indonesian conglomerates remain central to the new arrangement primarily because of their capital depth, regulatory dependence, and political vulnerability. We also contend that competing narratives portraying a rising group of “indigenous” tycoons as an…...