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Malaysia Revises Its Poverty Line Income To RM2,208
Previously, the Poverty Line Income was benchmarked at RM980.
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A RM2,500 Salary May Soon Be Considered 'Urban Poor' By The Government
Malaysia's previous poverty line was set at a salary of RM980, which may have wrongly reflected the country's actual level of poverty.
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Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Says Malaysian Economy Will Improve In 2021
The 2021 national budget, focused on revitalising the economy, will be tabled in Parliament on 6 November.
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The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Given Birth To 2 Billionaires In Malaysia
Their businesses grew exponentially and made them billionaires in dollar terms within a few months.
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Malaysian Businesses Are Helping Small Homegrown Vendors To Adapt & Grow Despite COVID-19
Many smaller businesses have been able to thrive thanks to "Shared Prosperity."
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SOCSO Study Predicts That Job Losses Will Increase By 200% In Later Quarters Of 2020
The unemployment rate this year is forecasted to be higher than the 1997 Asian financial crisis and the Great Recession in 2008.
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March Records Over 600,000 Malaysians Left Unemployed Due To MCO
After the Movement Control Order (MCO) was enforced in March, Malaysia's unemployment rate saw a sharp 0.6% increase in comparison to February 2020.
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We Talk To Pawn Shop Operators To Find Out The Truth Behind Viral Photos Of Long Queues
The Malaysia Pawnbrokers Association said they did not see a spike in customers coming to pawn their valuables for cash.
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Why 'Immunity Passports' For Recovered COVID-19 Patients To Return To Work Is A Bad Idea
As countries around the world face economic crisis due to the coronavirus pandemic, several politicians are warming up to the idea of 'immunity passports' for recovered COVID-19 patients assuming that they are now immune. There is no evidence yet that supports this belief.
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What Happens After The Coronavirus Crash?
Things probably aren't gonna go back to "fully normal" for a long time. Actually, prepare yourself to adapt — because they might never.
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Study Finds Only 6.2% Of Malaysians Have The Finances To Get Through The MCO
A whopping 52.6% of Malaysians reported that their finances were severely impacted during this period.
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