Question marks over revival of National Service
Prof Yeah Kim Leng cautions against revival of National Service without sufficient review of its efficiency.Covid-19 Infections Surge at One of World’s Largest Medical Glove Makers
Prof Yeah Kim Leng opines Malaysia's economic recovery will not occur unless strict lockdown measures are in place.Cover Story: The economic impact of a Biden presidency
Prof Yeah Kim Leng comments on the Biden administration's prospects to enliven the United States' economic prospects.Explain decision to stop Gateway project, Melaka govt urged
Prof Yeah Kim Leng suggests disclosing the rationale for the cancellation of the Melaka Gateway project as transparency is a key factor in securing investment.Vulnerable groups adequately covered by budget, says economist
Prof Yeah Kim Leng evaluates the effectiveness of the Malaysian Bantuan Prihatin Rakyat government aid allocation towards persons with disabilities and those from lower income households.Interest rate cut: Maybe next year
Prof. Yeah said the unchanged interest rate signalled that the financial condition in Malaysia remains stable and accommodative.Price tag: Strict conditions if gov't allows EPF withdrawals
Prof. Yeah said the government should fix a cap of RM1,000 a month depending on the amount in Account 1 of contributors.People torn over Account 1 suggestion
Prof. Yeah said allowing EPF contributors to withdraw money from their Account 1 should be done only as a last resort because the provident savings were critical for contributors.Jobs come first
Prof Yeah Kim Leng provides input on Malaysia's pathways for job creation amidst the COVID-19 economic recovery.Adequate fiscal space to accommodate Malaysia’s largest ever budget, say economists
Prof Yeah Kim Leng is of the view that a temporary spike in domestically funded government borrowings is not a concern.More businesses risk liquidation
Prof. Yeah said demand has slumped sharply as consumers are holding back purchases, which have slowed domestic economic activities.