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Becoming a High Income Nation

Professor Mahendhiran Nair

09-Sep-13 15:00

Becoming a High Income Nation

Education blueprint, brain drain and trans pacific partnership. Professor of Econometrics Mahendhiran Nair broaches these topics plus the history of Malaysia's economics development and elucidates the challenges we face to become a high income nation by 2020.


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