What Worries Malaysian Businesses

Kiranjit Singh, Ipsos

21-Aug-18 11:00

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It’s been more than 100 days since the Pakatan Harapan-led government took over, and research shows two-thirds of Malaysia are confident that the country is on the right track. But how do Malaysian businesses feel about Malaysia Baharu? What are their main concerns now that they’ve had a taste of this supposed fresh, frank and transparent government? Ipsos Business Consulting joins us to discuss these concerns, and the top areas Malaysian businesses would like the government to focus on in the next few years.

Produced by: Audrey Raj

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