Bukti-bukti Ekonomi Negara Semakin Kukuh Berkembang Di Bawah DS Najib

Selama ini rakyat ditipu hidup-hidup dengan persepsi negara akan bankrap angkara Najib membelanjakan RM600juta untuk memancing undi. Pakatan haram berhujah melalui persepsi tampa fakta dan kalau adapun menggunakan pengkalan data ketinggalan zaman antara data 2005 hingga 2009. Persoalannya kemana data 2010 hingga 2012. Macamana pula Najib boleh hendak dibandingkan dengan Anwar yang lebih mempunyai pengalaman menjahanamkan negara! Langsung tidak layak Anwar dibanding-bandingkan dengan Najib. rujuk sini.

Wahal hakikatnya Najib berbelanja melalui perancangan terperinci dan berkhemah berdasarkan kemampuan keewangan negara. Dari kemampuan keewangan DS Najib menggerakan Tranformasi Kerajaan membantu rakyat secara tiga peringkat melalui jangka pendek, sederhana dan panjang tampa memingirkan Tranformasi Ekonomi negara. Semua tindakan Najib juga disokong dengan kenyataan Bank Negara. Rujuk sini

Bagaimana lagi Najib mendapat dana yang sebergitu banyak untuk membantu rakyat. Lihat ini bukti yang dikatakan Najib seorang yang cekap mentabir ekonomi negara sebelum menyalurkan janji-janji Tranformasi Kerajaan kepada rakyat, ini sebahagian sumber selain Petronas dan Felda termasuk bukti-bukti kedudukan ekonomi negara.

Malaysia's Economy Attains 7th Position

Malaysia's Economic Performance ranking improved to 7th place out of 59 economies this year compared with 12th position in 2007. It was acknowledged in the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2011 Report released by the Institute for Management Development (IMD) recently.

In the ranking for Economic Performance, Malaysia was headed of Taiwan, Sweden, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.

The IMD survey continued to rank Malaysia as among the top 5 most competitive nations in the Asia-Pacific region for the second year, taking 6th position in the 20 million population category and 2nd position after Taiwan in the GDP per capita less than US$20,000 category.

Malaysia was ranked 16th overall in terms of competitiveness among 59 economies, compared with 10th place in 2010.

Sumber Malaysian Economy Update

ATTRACTIVE DESTINATION FOR FDI

Malaysia is now the world's 10th most attractive destination for foreign direct investment FDI according to global management consultant A.T. Kearney jumping 11 spots from 2010.

Kearney's FDI Confidence Index ranks the 25 most attractive destinations for FDI based on collated data from senior executives of the worlds leading companies in 17 sectors from 27 countries.

The report notes that inflows to Malaysia grew by over five times from 2009 to 27.9 billion ringgit in 2010.

And this figure will likely be surpassed this year.

The report says investors' growing appetite towards developing countries are not due to their lower cost labour but more for its large and rapidly growing consumer market.

Other Asean countries also saw a major upswing in sentiment this year as investors, wary of the eurozone debt crisis, slow recovery in the US and unrest in the Middle East, focus their attention on emerging markets.

Sumber ntv7.com.my

RM56.5 billion revenue from 25 million tourists in 2010

Updates (21/5/2011): 

NST: "RM56.5 billion revenue from 25 million tourists"

A total of 24.6 million tourists arrived in Malaysia and spent RM56.5 billion in 2010 compared with23.6 million tourists spent RM53.4 billion in 2009.

Tourism is the 2nd largest industry in the country after manufacturing and has been growing since 2000 with international arrivals increasing by 9% per year.

Domestic tourism was equally encouraging with a revenue of RM25.98 billion, an increase of 23%compared with the RM21.1 billion domestic travellers contributed in 2008. 

In 2009, 90.5 million visitors travelled all over the country's local tourist destinations compared with63.3 million in 2008. 

From the overall 90.5 million visitors in 2009, Kuala Lumpur received 11.77 million domestic tourists and was also the No.1 destination among foreigners. This was followed by Sarawak with 10.32 million and Johor with 8.23 million visitors.

The increase of domestic travel from year to year has been significant, registering an average growth of 20%.

Malaysia had secured the No.9 spot in the list of most visited countries in the world.

Sumber Malaysian Economy Update

Higher earnings from homestay scheme

THE revenue from the homestay programme increased by 26.78% to RM15.7mil last year, said Deputy Tourism Minister Datuk Dr James Dawos Mamit.

Tourist participation in the programme also increased by 29.8% to 254,981 people.

“The homestay programme, created in 1995 to promote eco-tourism, has proven to be a huge income earner,” he told Datuk Md Sirat Abu (BN – Bukit Katil).

The deputy minister said in terms of tourist arrivals, the programme saw an increase of 21.6% – from 161,561 tourists in 2009 to 196,472 in 2010.

“However, the programme needs some improvement as the main complaints are the lack of public infrastructure in the rural areas. We will provide the funds to improve them,” he added.

Meanwhile, the Financial Reporting (Amendment) Bill 2012, which seeks to enable the Financial Reporting Foundation to oversee the functions of the Malaysian Accounting Standards Board, was tabled for first reading in the House.

The Bill, which was tabled by Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussin, seeks to make the foundation more inclusive and reflective of the developments of Malaysia’s financial reporting system.

It also proposes to reduce the foundation membership from 19 to 12 to improve efficiency.

The proposed amendment also seeks to allow the Securities Commission and Bank Negara to modify accounting standards to ensure financial stability.

Sumber thestar