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Google News: Income tax cut expected to pave way for GST, say experts
[The Malaysian Insider] - RAM Holdings chief economist Yeah Kim Leng said the income tax cut “sets the stage for the government to strengthen case for GST as government needs to find alternative sources of revenue.” Economists were also relieved that while expectations were
Google News: Malaysia's government debt to rise 10.1% this year
[Global Times] are within the sustainable limits given that the conditions for next year will require some supports from the government in terms of boosting domestic spending to counter weak exports growth," chief economist with RAM holdings, Yeah Kim Leng told
Google News: Budget 2013: Economists call for prudent spending and GST
[The Malaysian Insider] - RAM Holdings chief economist Yeah Kim Leng said that while the government could not cut back on spending in order to mitigate effects of the slow global economy, it must not breach spending limits in order to sustain the confidence of the private sector.
Google News: Economists: No cause for concern on economy
[The Malaysian Reserve] - RAM Holdings Bhd group chief economist Dr Yeah Kim Leng said that Malaysia's external position, its current account surpluses, low external debt and positive net assets positions are testimony of its ability amid turbulence in Europe and staggering
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