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Malaysia’s aim of becoming a high income nation will be meaningless if high levels of income disparity persist said former finance minister Daim Zainuddin.
According to him despite the growing economy many Malaysians still have limited assets, little in savings and struggle to own a house to live in and it was critical for the government to address this issue.
According to him despite the growing economy many Malaysians still have limited assets, little in savings and struggle to own a house to live in and it was critical for the government to address this issue.
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