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Recent fiscal policy research and economic analysis projects that shaped Malaysia’s budget conversation
2024 Federal Budget Allocation Study
Analysed Malaysia’s RM375 billion federal budget allocation across 27 ministries. Identified that infrastructure development received 22% increase, while subsidy spending declined by 8.3% compared to 2023. Report reached 15 government agencies and 40+ financial institutions.
Public Debt Sustainability Assessment
Comprehensive 18-month research programme tracking Malaysia’s public debt trajectory and sustainability indicators. Examined debt servicing costs (RM51.4 billion annually), debt composition across domestic and international markets, and fiscal stress scenarios under different economic conditions.
Subsidy Rationalisation Impact Evaluation
Evaluated Malaysia’s subsidy rationalisation programme covering fuel, food, and utilities. Modelled savings of RM28 billion annually while assessing impact on B40 households. Provided recommendations for targeted assistance mechanisms to 12 policy research institutions.
Infrastructure Development Economic Impact Study
Assessed economic multiplier effects of Malaysia’s infrastructure investments across 8 major projects (highways, rail, ports). Found average ROI of 1:3.2 over 10-year period. Study influenced allocation decisions affecting RM89 billion in development spending.
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