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Penang's Economic Fate: A Tale of Three Cities
9 min read
Singapore and Hong Kong were British colonies that had similarities in economic structures and institutions. They are island states that have almost no agriculture, with comparable per capita incomes in 1960 and 1990, suggesting that economic growth was about the same rates.
by
Chuan Huan Chiang
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Climbing the Value Chain
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The establishment of the region's first Shared Services Centre in Penang is geared towards rectifying certain bottlenecks in the state's path towards a knowledge economy. The road is not smooth, nor short.
by
Poh Heem Heem
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