tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5014075006969917149.post4631416674881115825..comments2024-03-17T05:58:44.116+08:00Comments on Economic Policy: RinggitUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger4125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5014075006969917149.post-45658239897840691102015-06-15T13:29:37.423+08:002015-06-15T13:29:37.423+08:00Thanks for your Covoluted Comments Walla...
Would...Thanks for your Covoluted Comments Walla...<br /><br />Would help if someone can translate his comments into at most 2 Lines. And those two or so lines could well be ...We have manufactured our own Perfect Storm in the form of GST, 1MDB, FGV, Property Bubble, Overblown Household Debt, Pemandu, NajibRazak, TunDrM and a myriad of other lesser known Acronyms. No need to blame others.joe blacknoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5014075006969917149.post-33590813802437835592015-06-12T08:54:02.924+08:002015-06-12T08:54:02.924+08:00http://is.gd/F68ldR
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Unless they never really had any intention in the first place.<br /><br />Leaving a rustic setting for faraway lands where eyes get opened by what are needed to make global progress, they return but remain deafeningly reticent on the real causes of the present plights of all. All, in the name of the Almighty not just their race.<br /><br />One can only hazard gratitude should be to the bigger pool of humanity who had made their journeys possible, not to a government that does things but for itself over and above the all (again) from which it had derived its license. <br /><br />In other words, why be grateful with indeterminate results to those who are ungrateful with bad results from being the actual causes of the problems stone-washed in the latest washing machine of their own spin? <br /><br />Beyond funds, loss of intellectually honest and concerned brainpower is more irreparable to a country aspiring to achieve developed status especially when those clueless others will only continue to put all their eggs in the same basket to find safety in numbers by reproducing more until the final paradoxical result is achieved - extinction. Maybe that would also explain why marital rape is still sanctioned. No?<br /><br />As for the Asian financial crisis of '97, juxtapose the aftermaths of the others - Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea. Their domestic inter-playing factors will throw light and conclusive wisdom on what to do and what not to do for the basics of policy decision-making and follow-through. Nothing recondite about it all.<br /><br />In the words of an ex-MI6 officer, we only live twice and one's a dream. For us? A frigging nightmare it has become, yes?wallahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/17580252352785040456noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5014075006969917149.post-72546011919643302492015-06-12T08:32:50.017+08:002015-06-12T08:32:50.017+08:00Others may say ringgit weakening will attract doll...Others may say ringgit weakening will attract dollarized investments but in the light of political uncertainty, economic window-dressing, financial scandals, social delusions and a low-value labour base, that will be moot for investments looking to tap or create long-term twenty-first century enterprises. <br /><br />Certainly, there are many other places where labour is cheaper and hungrier for harder work and higher productivity in high-volume, low-cost enterprises whilst new age high-value enterprises are these days globally-configured in such a way creative work is done in-situ but cloudly collaborated by remote-controlled networks across geographic borders. <br /><br />That we still haven't found a way out of this twin middle-income but GST-shocked dilemma may explain why funds have gravitated instead to just local stock and property plays; that could be why investors have long lost confidence in a government only opportunistic for big project constructions in which kickbacks are the primary inducement over real-world business case, thereby explaining why so many projects are over-priced but under-delivering. <br /><br />Moreover the names of the perps will not be found in the MACC list of the seven hundred or so. Who won't therefore say it's all a serialized sandiwara? And with that perception all too real, no honest foundation forward. <br /><br />Therefore, given the present government's weak institutional integrity and bad financial prudence credential instanced by having to subsidize nine billion a year to its linked corporations, the keynesian approach remains hardly comforting for future foreign investors let alone locals. <br /><br />So the outwards trickling has become a torrential exodus soon to become an avalanche when Pembinaan PFI explodes on the abracadabra misuse of your EPF, gone the way of 1MDB. After fifty eight years, what a stellar performance. A galaxy of exploding death stars...<br /><br />While at it, notice how the highly-funded Talent Corporation has become silent as a mouse; so too the proposed corporatisation of Miti. By the way how much does a Miti officer make that she can later afford a highly conspicuous consumption lifestyle of the rich and (in)famous especially since her in-laws would hardly be the ones to sponsor it and her hubby's gazetted monthly take won't even pay for the leather strap?<br /><br />wallahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/17580252352785040456noreply@blogger.com