by Mohdar Hj Ismail on Thursday, November 3, 2011 at 6:14p
I agree with the statement " Dont Change for the sake of changing" but change for the better in order to progress.
Most Malaysian Macro Economic Text Books endorses that one of the main cause of rural poverty is slow and sometime unwillingness to adapt to changes on the part of the rural population.
With more educated pll in the rural, changes gradually take place. Eg Use of machines and application of new technology in farming.
Govt should take a proactive role to provide infrastucture, aid and a friendly land policies, so that landless farmers from among the new generation can be successfully implement their project.
When poverty is eradicated, there is no need for PPRT free housing.
During the 60s and 70s there were no free PPRT Housing. Were they rich then? Now PPRT are provided.. are the people so poor now that they cant build their own home? or is the govt rich enough to give free house when at the same time our national debt level is at its critical level?
The Initial Malaysian Economic Plan was sucessful in elevating the economy of the rural. Then the 80s the govt embarked on mammorth project and put Malaysia on the world map and created many Millionairs.
Then the from 2000...the economy was driven by the momentum of the 80s and 90s and with no clear direction. ...To be tont'd
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