Publications

Few would dispute that prolonged smoking is harmful to human health. Since the latter half of the 20th century, there has been overwhelming scientific evidence published establishing the link between tobacco consumption and various diseases, particularly cancers

In Malaysia, women make up half of the population but only two-fifths of the workforce. As the Malaysian economy continues to grow and modernise, narrowing the gap in meaningful economic participation between men and women remains one of the key challenges that we face as a nation.

This report highlights the benefits of a community development fund (CDF) in alleviating the pressures of social displacements in top-down urban regeneration development.

Labour productivity is arguably one of the most important economic indicators that we have. It measures how much economic output each worker can produce over a period of time, usually taken to be a year. For a country, improvement in labour productivity means more goods and services can be produced with less workers and this underpins the potential for economic growth. For workers, increased productivity is the most important source of higher income and improvement in the standard of living. Over the long-term, sustained economic development hinges on the continued growth of labour productivity.