A review of the ONE-YEAR-OLD ETP

By Ong Wooi Leng

May 2012 UTTER ECONOMICS
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The rise in ranking on several international charts does not reflect the success of the ETP in a way we may wish.In March 2010, the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) was launched by the federal government’s Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu) to spearhead, facilitate and build upon the policy directions, strategies and programmes made in the 10th Malaysia Plan. The ultimate aim is to push the Malaysian economy towards high income and developed nation status by 2020. Through a series...

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Ong Wooi Leng

heads the Socioeconomics and Statistics Programme at Penang Institute. Her work lies in labour market analysis and socio-economic development.

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