Malaysia's Secret Plan to be the Richest Country in Southeast Asia

[@ZietInvests]

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[@sharonchong631]

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[@sharonchong631]

𝗦𝘂𝗿𝗲! 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲’𝘀 𝗮 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗹𝘆: "𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗸𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗲! 𝗜𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲'𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝘆𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗰 𝘆𝗼𝘂'𝗱 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝘂𝘀𝘀 𝗼𝗿 𝗶𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀, 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝘁 𝗺𝗲 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄. 𝗜'𝗺 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽!

[@unknown9067]

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[@dausdk]

Wah tuan, very detailed analysis on Malaysia's journey to high-income status! 💪 Totally agree the ringgit strength and high-value jobs are crucial. Semiconductors punya potential pun nampak sangat promising - proud Malaysia dah jadi top exporter. Tapi betul la, politics and policies memang selalu jadi halangan. Harap kita boleh terus maju dengan plan jangka panjang ni. Keep up the good content! 🔥👏

[@ZietInvests]

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[@ericchan1313]

All the world are facing global inflation but for me Malaysia still the best la after been few asia countries.

[@Farsting]

Good Luck For Malaysia & Hope You're The Best! Greetings From Indonesia 🇮🇩❤🇲🇾

[@futsuu]

After visiting KL on a business trip, I am loaded up on iShares Malaysia ETF. I've only lived in stagnant countries, and Malaysia is dynamic. Edit: mentioned 5:52 **cough cough**

[@ZietInvests]

Happy to know that as a Malaysian!☺️

[@SamsonOhsem]

Asia's people very hardworking

[@akoklee8206]

Mahathir said they are very very lazy

[@adhanyuno2]

@@akoklee8206 he said in mocking way bruh

[@llqppie]

Thanks for covering this, optimistic towards what the future holds

[@jonathanyeong324]

Impossible. Our costs are first world but salary 3rd world

[@theevendrenalnravinderanmo8681]

That is literally everywhere around the world, not only in malaysia

[@stitchlee311]

lol have you even been to other countries? Malaysia has one of the cheapest costs in the region for what it offers, the problem is the low pay, not the cost.

[@randomterror7]

@@theevendrenalnravinderanmo8681not really. Look at Malaysia’s neighbour. They have high costs but they are matched by relatively high salaries. Items like iPhones are about the same price but their salaries are 3x higher. White collared 9-6 employees over there get to save some money.

[@firstimer]

is that true..our profesional worker paid less than our neigbour countries like indonesia and thailand

[@ongdave3682]

Go for tour. Open your eyes.

[@akoklee8206]

sleeping at noon and dream is call DAYDREAMING

[@SoulofCrimson]

Hi, I’m very curious. May I ask some challenging questions? If everything explained here seems so straightforward, why is Malaysia still a middle-income country? What actions did our previous prime ministers take to improve the economy? Were they not implementing the policies mentioned in the video to help Malaysia transition to a high-income nation? If they didn’t, why not? And if they did, why did those policies fail, and why is Malaysia still a middle-income country today?

[@randomterror7]

Corruption corruption corruption. Politicians acting for self interest instead of the country.

[@firstimer]

I think it is because malaysian citizen not goverment..we dont have culture like japan,korean, and china..we too proud to be slow pace worker..no stress but low paid😂😂

[@DarthSidious9096]

Its because we have weak leaders. They are afraid of implementing those unpopular policies that have long term benefits. They more worried about political survival.

[@pureland2703]

If you know it, it's no longer a secret.

[@eugenec7130]

KEEP DREAMING, BROTHER! Dreaming is good for your wealth and health.

[@justinw1727]

Hi ziet, thanks again for the informative video! With all of these good news for Malaysia, there is high hopes of the Malaysian ringgit appreciating against the USD. Althought this is a good thing in general, it will lead to a decrease in ROI on US ETF investments such as the S&P 500 due to forex loss and could even potentially lead to losses for Malaysians. What are your thoughts on this?

[@kruelangel]

And yet looking at the current job market, local companies are still paying peanuts to their employees. No wonder kids nowadays want to become influencers, KZbinrs, etc. We will definitely run out of skilled workers soon.

[@alexlim4508]

If part of the equation being in a high income nation is currency exchange rate to USD, then the RM movement will always change our status. If only a few thousand people move into high income bracket and others are left behind then there is no point of attaining the position. So how many people need to earn the required salary should also take into consideration.

[@kfnoor8953]

I'm optimistic with Malaysian economic now

[@yourdataispublic]

Could... We might as well build castles in the sky

[@Johorballeditz2011]

What about romania the currency there is almost 1:1 to malaysia and romania is already high incone nation

[@johnardygoh6245]

I’m still worried those in B40,if we could reduce its to B20 or less then let’s go for as high incomes nation

[@sharonchong631]

It seems that your message is a bit unclear. Could you please provide more context or clarify your question? I'm here to help!

[@dankschang]

Malaysia encounter wealth distribution issues due to low salary scale (national policy), largely over emphasis on GLC.

[@shukriramlee]

I'm more aware of "SUSTAINABLE WEALTH" instead of "Economic Miracle". We Malaysian need to make sure to grow our economy and standardizing productive lifestyles. We should be focused on how to tackle our declining population. Make sure that our TFR stay above 2.1 (replacement rate). Malay TFR was 2.3, Indian 1.0, Chinese 0.9. This is a good advantages that Malaysia have but Japan, Korea and Singapore didn't. Malays did a great job on TFR but Chinese was good at economic wise. How to "balance" this uniqueness?

[@azzzachary]

US is issuing USD120bil of new bonds at 4.9%. Higher interest rate in US led global currencies to fall including MYR currently. Trump's tariff policy will result in high inflation, which means high interest rate in US will remain and hence MYR will continue to be weaker vs USD.

[@sharonchong631]

It seems like your message might be a typo or an abbreviation I'm not familiar with. Could you clarify what you meant by "aszew"? I'm here to help!

[@louong93]

We don't need to be high income country but its better to be low price goods and stuff nation. Imagine during Tun Dr. M 20 years in Bn as PM, nasi lemak was Rm 1.20 and Chicken rice is Rm 2.50. Today the Nasi lemak is Rm 4 and Chicken rice is Rm 8.50. What is the point have high income when everything is so pricey ??

[@eugp4198]

You need to brush up your economy 101.. Inflation is inevitable and it is a sign of growth. A deflation economy is a sign of slow or no growth which is happening right now in China with high unemployment rate. Do you prefer cheaper price or no job? What makes our good so expensive is because of our weak currency and our energy price is dependent on global market. In order to catch up to the rest of the world, we need to step up.. When you say you wish Nasi Lemak to be sold at RM1.2, why not ask your parents how much was a Nasi Lemak back in the 80s? They will say how they wish Nasi Lemak is only 30 cents.. My days Nasi Lemak was 30 cents and now you tell me RM1.2 is cheap?

[@louong93]

@eugp4198 no Malaysia isn't ready for that yet. Its sad to see the current leaders in Malaysia is more interested in quarrelling than to make the country better. Malaysia need to export more and import less. The biggest problem is the current leaders has no ideas but their so called formula minister said they have formula. What's their formula? Water bill up the price,? electricity bill up the price? Contributing investors all run away to the nearest neighbouring country. The rakyat is fed-up of everything is going up on price. I can't get the job done it's better for the current leaders to step down.

[@pacanpacan3458]

That's mean size economy also increase, if you want low price, that's mean economy is not good people dont have power buying

[@louong93]

@@pacanpacan3458no. Increase in price doesn't mean increase in economy but making the poor Rakyat suffer even more. Rich people even have less buying power.

[@pacanpacan3458]

@@louong93 do study the basic economy, the price never decrease because of our gdp increase, we cant control this but we can make it slow. That's why inflation rate must be below 3%

[@vhimal281]

Remember when income is high and cost of living gonna be increase

[@shaqisumari304]

Honestly, we could provided, India did not upper cut ASEAN market

[@JeffroOng]

I haven't been able to see the relation of attraction global business to elevate the income of citizens. The investments pouring into Malaysia, doesn't flow to employees in a consistent way i.e. income/pay. Also, global business can establish a base of operations in Malaysia, while still paying below average or on market salaries. You can upskill someone but that doesn't guarantee increase in income if employers are not willing to pay for it. And eventually when everyone has the same skills or qualifications, it'll still come down to the same point. Not to forget, when business pay employees more, this additional cost is usually transferred to ends consumers, and thus increasing cost of living. So how do they measure "high income nation"? If high income is met with a higher cost of living, does it still mean the same thing? I could be missing information to connect the dots, so maybe someone can share some perspectives to help me understand better =)

[@HendrickSylvester]

Malaysian average salary = my mom maximum salary

[@Tee.S.H.]

I believe that PAS won't let this happen. 🤣🤣

[@oooshafiqooo]

what can they do leh 😂😂😂

[@Tee.S.H.]

@oooshafiqooo sure will objection on all the non-halal program 🤣🤣

[@kennyyap9745]

​@oooshafiqooo...PAS AFRAID OF INTELLIGENCE CITIZENS SAME AS DUMNO

[@zemry-mh4sq]

​​@@Tee.S.H.Impoverished Chinese immigrants and refugees should understand that relying on Western models is a recipe for disaster. During the 100 million Great Chinese Famine, millons of chinese sought mercy and found help from the Malay people, while others faced indifference from fellow Chinese and Western powers. 100 millions Chinese means roughly in comparison of 20 x the population of Malays during that time alone. As capitalism in America and Europe declines, it seems obviously doomed to fail. The "Riba" and "The Secular Capitalist" is the evil in the world.

[@jonathanyeong324]

Sigh I am so tired of hearing all of these anti Pas comments when this current Madani government hasn't done any better...increasing tax, assessment tax and electricity hmmmmm....has Pas done that? who are we to impose a judgment on Pas if they were never governed the country??

[@eugp4198]

Just to clarify for some of the viewers, High Income country is NOT equal to First World/Developed Country. All developed countries are high income countries, but not all high income countries are developed countries (Brunei, Kuwait, Saudi) We "may" achieve high income but we are still far from being First World/Developed economy

[@alexanderneumann8114]

What it is the amount of money that a job have to earn, to be considered a high valued job? above 2k dollars?

[@halimkhan2936]

I just need the the. Power power of buying....i mean 50 worth of buying full back of goods etc

[@lingth]

When Malaysia is first world country, then half of all the world country is first world Liao..😅

[@ZietInvests]

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[@eugp4198]

High income is not equal to first world country. There are criteria to meet in order to be first world. Brunei, Kuwait, Saudi are high income nation but not first world. They are just rich because of oil but not very developed in other areas. Even though Malaysia may achieve high income nation, but will never be first world due to gender inequality, racial inequality, wealth gap, lack of R&D and high value industry etc. We are like the middle east heavily rely on oil export

[@linustw]

Malaysia doesn't have the productivity and efficiency. Being 1st world nation needs to contribute to the poorest countries. Cost of living will probably increase and we have too many b40 income earners still.

[@eugp4198]

The topic is just focusing on high income. Being 1st world is a whole new different topic.. not only income but way more aspects to look at..

[@gabriel78817]

Will its just your dream........😂

[@Wise_Axolotl]

YOU FORGOT TO MENTION BRAIN DRAIN 😭 (but hey, it is not like our country is not doing something to solve it.)

[@izzathadi4006]

to fix the brain drain problem, Ringgit should be competitive in in terms of exchange rate...if I'm a Prime Minister, I will push Ringgit up to RM 2.50 per Dollar as it was prior 97/98 Financial crisis... the current rate is too 'undervalued' 😢

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

Never happening, MEF is too stubborn

[@PuLL365]

(forsomepeopleitcan)

[@MasJoko-q7k]

Malaysia leubeh got sebab ureung biasa mantong kerija gaji jih leubeh tinggi meunyo Ji rp 50 000000 sibuleun ureung Bugis nyang keurija hinan Indonesia gaji satu buleun hansep blog breuh Malaysia pawer😚

[@alfredk2731]

Imagine how would PAS manage this if they’re the government in the next term😂

[@Luno_Referral_Code_ZJBS3P]

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[@pemberipendapat6915]

high income nation is just misleading excitement, usa high income but almost million homeless, singapore high income but housing need be subsidized, brunei is also high income.

[@Speaker39]

Nahh singapore remains number one 🇸🇬

[@shukriramlee]

Declining population and intense national debt = NOPE!

[@docavvai]

Rubbish!

[@Akuboss475]

Can lah, 1 usd can equal to rm 2.5, 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@randomterror7]

Sgd 1 : 1 Myr will come one day. Maybe 100 years’ time

[@oooshafiqooo]

@@randomterror7 1:1 by Merdeka 100 tahun hopefully 🙏🙏🙏