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CONTENTS
Economic Fundamentals
Economic growth Development
Social and Political Macro Economic and Sector Analysis Primary Sector Secondary Sector Tertiary Sector Malaysian Economy Performance for the Past Decade
Economic Fundamentals
What is Economics?
Refer to studying the way scarce resources are allocated among competing wants; or Examining the questions of how much of which goods and services produce at what prices and for whom.
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Economic Fundamentals
Macroeconomics
Refer to studying of economy as a whole and involves looking at aggregates: total output, the general price level, employment, and the balance of payments
Microeconomic
Refer to study of an economys component parts: individual firm and industry output, individual prices, particular exports and imports, and so on
Economic Fundamentals
Economics is concerned with interrelated and interdependent economy changes and events to make sense that the important of economic information and its relationships Malaysian economy reasoning has a logical structure which it builds on its self and It is important to understand the cause-and-effect linkages that run through economy theory and financial markets This course concentrate on the development, issues, impact (effects), factors (causes) to Malaysian Economy and its financial markets
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Economic Fundamentals
The Malaysian economy, like all other economies, must perform certain functions at all the way those Government decisions are made that determine a societys wealth and prosperity increases strongly. The functions of an economy refer to the general decisions that every economic system must facilitate for the production and distribution of goods and services
Economic Fundamentals
The Economic Problem
What to produce? Which goods and services will be produced and which will not How much to produce? How much of each goods and services will be produces How to produce? How will resources be combined to most efficiently produce the goods and services wanted by society How to maintain present production and expand future production? What proportion of current output will be devoted to consumer goods and what proportion will devoted of capital goods How will total production be distributed among members of society? Who is to receive the goods and services which society has produced
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Economic Fundamentals
Profound problems to solve; Economic system should be flexible and responsive enough to keep on solving the economic problem as economic, political and cultural dimensions of nations evolve over time
Economic Fundamentals
Key Economic Player
The Private sector Household
Activities of household in earning and spending/saving
Company/firm
Engaged in the production and distribution of good and services
Financial
Participate in borrowing and lending money and other related financial services
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Economic Fundamentals
Key Economic Player
Government/Public sector
Things that cannot be adequately provided by private sector E.g defence, pension, roads, etc
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Economic Growth
Economic Growth refer to the increase of a countrys national income, or sometime is per capita national income Normally its refer to growth of Gross Domestic Products (GDP) Economic Growth is the process by which the productive capacity of the economic is increase over time to raising level of national income By maintaining the economy growth (e.g 5% - 7%), the country can achieve the economic development
Economic Development
Economic development refer to the changes in the social and economic equalisation, employment, education and current need of society. Measurement of development involves in the quantitative and qualitative dimensions Economic development also refers to social and technological progress Economic development typically involves improvements in a variety of indicators such as literacy rates, life expectancy, and poverty rates.
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Economic Development
Conventional Perspective
Development = Growth + change
Economic Development
Conventional perspective
The growth in: the physical development in term of the increase output and services the environment that been utilised efficiently to ensure that improvement in living standards without compromising the need, interest and welfare of future generation
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Economic Development
Economic Development also refer to: Socio-economic changes means society have equally opportunities in education, goods and social amenities such as health, water, electricity. Technologies changes means products innovations, research and development in production output and services
Economic Development
Generally Economic Development can be define the process of improvement the quality of society life.
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Economic Dualism
Dualism in the economic: is a two set of economic processes within the same political or national social framework. In the case of Malaysia its referring to the formed by subsistence agriculture production of basic commodities and industrial goods for the international market
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Primary Sector
Malaysia economy primary structure are agriculture and mining sector The sector contribute about 15.3% of the GDP (2008E) Create 12.3% employment Agriculture - Rubber cultivation, palm oil plantation, rice cultivation, fishery and forestry activities Mining production crude oil
15.3% 52.8% 31.9%
GDP
15.3% 52.8% 31.9%
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GDP
15.3% 52.8% 31.9%
A phase in Malaysia economic 1970-75 transformation 1975-79 Shifted to export-oriented industrialization Agricultural diversification apart from rubber, timber and palm oil export commodities the production of crude petroleum begun significance contribution to country economy
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Summary
Theory of economic fundamentals Economic growth and development Dualism economic Economic sector Economic performance
Exercise - Notes
Evaluate Malaysias Economic Performance based on GDP growth and its macroeconomic components and sector, effect on financial market and capital market, government policies and external factors for the period of
1990 1997 1997 1999 1999 current
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