This country is the case in Malaysia next seven years the case in Malaysia: Capital and Control (702-040). It is based on the Ninth Malaysia Plan, which came into force in 2006. Ninth Plan proposed five areas - economic shift to higher value-added goods and services, increase the capacity for knowledge, addressing the socio-economic disparities, improving quality of life and strengthening the institutions and the civil service - to achieve 6% growth per year. All of this is to achieve the "Vision 2020", a long term plan to be developed. Finds difficulties, Malaysia faces, stuck between China and India in the low (value) side, and Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and at high (value) end. "Hide
by Richard HK Vietor Source: Harvard Business School 22 pages. Publication Date: November 17, 2006. Prod. #: 707002-PDF-ENG
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