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1.Most malysians prefer to own their homes as it provide a sense of security.

2.Their is prefence for landed property over high rise properties.

3.It is quite common for adult children to stay with their parents until they marry.However couples usually prefer to move out to their own home after marriage.

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1.Typically malaysian young adults are more likely to live in urban settings,come from a middle class background and be educated at least up to secondary school level.
2.Malaysia overall unemployment rate was around 3% in 2013.
3.Women with higher education levels and careers are more likely to postpone marriage and child bearing often into their late 20s.

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1.Vacations usually involve families going to their hometowns during their public holidays.These vaaions gives their families the opportunity  of friends and family back home.This could be considered as good.Such vacation could be referred to as Balik kampung

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1. Consumers like to visit shopping malls on weekends and public holidays.

2. Many Malaysians also spend their leisure time by surfing internet and also watching television.

3. Due to GST, staying home become a good option.

4. Participation in sports are not so popular among young Malaysians.

5. Movie ticket prices are increasing due to GST.

6) Hari raya, Idul fitri happens afer muslims fasting month.

7.)Chineese new year

8.)Deepavali (the festival of lights)

9)Christmas and new year happens once a year.

10.)Malaysian independence day on 31st August.

11.)National day on september 16th.

12.) Individual states also celebrate holiday based on the birthday of the respective head of state.

13.) Chineese community celebrate moon cake festival without any public holiday.

14.) In East Malaysia major festival celebrated include the tadau kamanan and gawai for Sabah and Sarawak(this is only state holidays)

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1. Gains an understands the strengths and weakness of the economy.

2.Malaysia’s economy benefits from abundant natural resources; strong macroeconomic fundamentals; a favourable geographical positioning; and supportive trade and government policies.

3.The economy continues to post strong foreign exchange reserves, an improved fiscal position and higher current amount surpluses.

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1.In 2030 the population of Malaysia will reach 36million,an increase of 22.6%

2.Birthrates and fertility rate will fall,which will be compounded by a rising median age

3.The populationwill  remain relatively young in 2030 with three quarters  of the population  aged under 50

4.Those aged under 60-80+ will experience the fastest rates of growth,expanding by 113% and 158% respective
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5.The marriage rate is forecast to fall from 5.3 per '000 people in 2012  to 4.4  per 000' people in 2030

6.population growth will be much lower in 2012-2030 and only accounted  for 2.2%of population growth in 2012 rising to 7.1% in 2030

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

8/Life expectancy will increase from 74.9 years in 2012  to 78 years in 2030

9.The largest ethnic miority which is the ethnic chinese will fall from 22.2% to 20.6%

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1.Malaysia achieved a relatively high ranking in the world bank's ease of doing business.

2.The political enviroment in malaysia is fairly stable.however,high income equality and fragilities in the united malays national organization -led coalition can pose some threat to the country's political stability.

3.Foreign direct investment is strongly encourged in malaysia,although the government still maintains investments in some key sectors such as banking,media,automobiles,and airlines.

4.In doing business,malaysia has a relatively business -friendly tax enviroment.

5.Malaysia has a vibrant information and communication technology industry,backed by the government's strong policy support.

6.Businesses operating in malaysia are supported by the country's well developed infrastructure network.

7.On the back of strong economic growth,Malaysia's unemployment rate is relativly low, standing at 2.9% of the economically active population in 2014

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Bad news for green and tourism

New strait times online-La Nina-get set for 12 months rainfall

There are not much natural destruction in Malaysia.

There is haze in Malaysia every year

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Political uncertainty in malaysia (T)

Gst

Australia issues travel alert to malaysia, cops assure KL safe

Corruption and political instability affects the hotel industry

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1.Malaysian telecom has contributed to a quick growth of versatile telephony and this helped to contribute to a good profitable revenue

2.There are higher competition

3.higher competition may result in price fluctuation  affecting the sales revenue

4.Government executes rapid broadband venture

5.Social networks and video sharing has become well known to everyone.

6.As a result of  changes in technology,it is boosting the competitiveness of business

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economy of malaysia is growing (0)

RM depreciated (O/T)

GST (T)

UNEMPLOYMENT IS LOW (O)

MALAYSIAN HAVE MONEY

Inflation would affect the economy as the rise of price of services may be expected to affect the buying power of consumers

Economic growth is going to slow down

Public debt increased

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1.Parents try to save more on infant and baby products

2.Parents consider to send their kids abroad for higher education

3.In dual income househiolds,the major purchasing decisions are made by husband

4.The people who are old are realising that they can't rely on their children for financial support