Kopitiam Ekonomi Debate Challenge
Watch out for the first ever economic debate challenge by youths
Watch out for the first ever economic debate challenge by youths
In today’s Reality Check, Rickard Öberg investigates whether the average Malaysian household income is really increasing in terms of real value.
Rickard Öberg crunches up some numbers and gives us the surprising figure of Malaysian inflation.
![[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail (Part 2): The ETP has failed ordinary Malaysians](https://i0.wp.com/www.loyarburok.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ETP-Failed.jpg?resize=140%2C78&ssl=1 "[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail (Part 2): The ETP has failed ordinary Malaysians")
For all the committed investments made, why do more Malaysians now qualify for financial aid?
![[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail: The ETP has failed to meet its targets](https://i0.wp.com/www.loyarburok.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/PEMANDU-perception-manipulation.jpg?resize=140%2C78&ssl=1 "[REFSA Says] A big fat ‘F’ for Fail: The ETP has failed to meet its targets")
Ridden with perception manipulation but receiving praise from mainstream media. REFSA delves in.
Of Sarawak land-‘lords’, Shahrizat’s defiance, PEMANDU’s game, and an Altantuya revelation.
Is REFSA “overtly focused on criticisms” as PEMANDU claims?
An easy-to-understand graphic evaluation of PEMANDU and the ETP.
Malaysian workers will not benefit at all from the ETP; instead they will be worse off!
Have we been misled into believing that the ETP consists of projects that are both widespread and well distributed?
With private enterprises’ investment in the ETP slipping far below target, our uphill journey towards high-income economy is now a steeper struggle.
‘Dud’ projects in the ETP?
How transformative is our ETP, really?
Hoping that the ETP will be implemented with the rakyat’s interests in mind.
LoyarBurokker and Malaysian election tourist Tricia finds herself in Singapore, ahead of their 16th general elections. She tells us why Singaporeans are saying the elections are different this time around.
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