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Political economist Terence Gomez said that race based policies will not encourage domestic investments in the country.
He said to get the economy back on track it is important to inspire investor confidence and these policies might worry investors.
He said to get the economy back on track it is important to inspire investor confidence and these policies might worry investors.
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