Are We Headed To A Recession? Not Yet, Say Economists

Dr Nungsari A Radhi, Economist | Professor Dato Dr Madeline Berma, Fellow, Academy of Sciences Malaysia

09-Aug-22 18:00

Are We Headed To A Recession? Not Yet, Say Economists

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Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz has said that Malaysia may need to recalibrate itself next year, to handle a possible economic recession. Is a recession really on the way? We speak to economists about what this would mean for Malaysia, its policies and our most vulnerable communities.

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Categories: economy, international, government

Tags: economy, global recession, trade, commodities, subsidies, epf, social welfare,

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