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possible terror attacks in the city.

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By 2030 82.6% of the population will be living in an urban setting.

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Australia issue travel alert to Malaysia, cops assure KL safe.

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Australia issue travel alert to Malaysia, cops assure KL safe.

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Sonia Angelina Dom

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Haze every years in Malaysia,(ex : Malaysia is not a safe country)

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There are no many natural disasters in Malaysia, we dont have eathquake except Sabah, no tsnuami , volcanoes , hurricane or typhoon

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La Nina: Get set for 12 months of rainfall

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La Nina: Get set for 12 months of rainfall

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Yi Ning Vanessa Carmen

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Shirlyn, Josheen, Veanne

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Public Holidays, Celebrations and Gift-Giving

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Public Holidays, Celebrations and Gift-Giving

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-Public holidays that celebrate major festivals increasing .

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omesticallyD Family vacation -- going back to oneone's hometown
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domestic tourism 2014 dropped as the economy slowed.

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large number of public holidays that celebrate major festivals of a wide range of ethnic or religious groups

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large number of public holidays that celebrate major festivals of a wide range of ethnic or religious groups

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large number of public holidays that celebrate major festivals of a wide range of ethnic or religious groups

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- Shopping is everyone's favorite leisure pastime in this  era. (O)

- Because of GTS, most of the people choose to stay at home instead going out to shopping malls. (T)

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Malaysia is one of the regional leaders in household satellite TV penetration but digital cable television remains an underpenetrated segment.
A large proportion of the population, especially in rural areas, continue to use slower dial-up Internet.

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A project is also being implemented for better high-speed broadband coverage.

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Operators has enhanced penetration rates and the expansion of 3G and 4G LTE networks has made data services to everyone.

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Nowadays,
Malaysian telecom has benefited from the rapid growth in mobile telephony.

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One of the main advantages of technology nowadays relates to savings in business expenses.

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37.5% of total population of Malaysia is youth

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- Malaysia's income & expenditure is increasing. (O)

- The decreasing of the income levels & overall economy can influence the global commodity prices decrease too. (T)

- Malaysia's unemployment rate is low. (O)

- Real growth of Malaysia's yearly capita gross income was higher than Asia Pacific average of 4.2% from 2009 to 2014. (O)

-  They predict the growth of Malaysia's per capita gross income from 2015 to 2030 will be decrease to an average of 3.6% per year. (T)

- In 2014, Social class E(low income earners) up to the aged of 15, represented 40.4% of the total population, which considered as a largest population amount of low-income earners in Malaysia. (T)

- Malaysia's total consumer expenditure grew approximately 35.6% in real terms to reach MYR579 billion between 2009 to 2014. (O)

- Between 2009 and 2014, hotel and catering was Malaysia's greatest performing spending category. (O)

- The popularity of private education has increased rapidly in Malaysia. (O)

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-The economy should continue to perform reasonably well despite a poor external environment.

-The real GDP is expected to increase by 4.5% in 2016 after gains of 4.8% in 2015.

-Political uncertainty has led to a sharp depreciation of the ringgit and waning investor confidence.

-Credit growth is also slowing.

-Growth of the real value of private final consumption was   5.5% in 2015 and an increase of 5.6% is expected in 2016.

-The unemployment rate was 3.1% in 2015 and it will rise up to 3.2% in 2016.

-The workforce is still poorly trained.

-Brain drain is also a problem as many college graduates leave the country.

-Labour productivity lags behind that of most Asian countries.

-Malaysia's Economic Transition Plan (ETP) calls for real GDP to grow by 5-6% though the expected rate of growth is only around 5% per year during the remaining years of this decamde.

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In the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index, Malaysia ranked 20th out of 144 economies,

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Bank nonperforming loans declined from 3.6% of total gross loans in 2009 to 1.8% in 2014, reflecting the strength of the country’s banking system and prudent regulation and supervision system.

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Malaysian business confidence has been positive thanks to the country’s strong economic performance since 2010 and the government’s commitment to transform Malaysia into a high-income country by 2020. In 2014, annual real GDP growth accelerated to 6.0%, up from 4.7% in 2013.

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“Protecting Minority Investors” was Malaysia’s top performing category (5th) in Doing Business 2015, as it achieved full score (ten out of ten) in the “Extent of disclosure index”

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Malaysia achieved a relatively high ranking of 18th out of 189 countries in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business

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- 24% of consumers cut spending due to facing multiple financial issues such as GST.

- Internet retailers increased by 82% (in 2015 prices) to reach MYR237 in 2014.

- In 2014, 60.7 million Malaysians were domestic tourists, which was an 11.6% increase from 54.4 million in 2013.

- Parents look for ways to save on baby/infant products so that they can invest in their insurance / education.

- Parental demand for excellence means kids are kept busy for after-school classes.

- 80% of Malaysian parents would consider sending their teens overseas for tertiary education

- Men contribute more to the household income than women in more than 60% of dual income household in year 2015.

- 67% of retirees continue to fund their children, they can't depend on children for support.

- Consumers’ desire for home ownership unabated by rising property prices.

- The increase in number of overweight and obese kids.

- 63% of Malaysians respondents self-medicate rather than visiting clinics.

- Almost 83% out of 7.23 million trips daily in Klang Valley are made using private vehicles in year 2014

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more educated about health (o)

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unbalance ratio of growth, more aged dependency (-)

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Kuala Lumpur has the most resident (o)

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1) Country Profile - Carmen
2) Consumer Lifestyle - Venessa /  Veanne
3) Risk - Josheen
4) Business - Domonic
5) Income - Yi Ning
6) tech - Shirlyn
7) future demographic - Sonia / Angel