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SST真能照顾穷人?专家解析与GST的效率与税收差异

01-Jul-25 17:00

SST真能照顾穷人?专家解析与GST的效率与税收差异

团结政府宣称扩大SST税基比起GST更能「照顾穷人」,但这样的说法真的站得住脚吗?本集《自由时事》邀请经济学者黄锦荣博士深入剖析SST与GST的本质差异、效率问题与政治语言。他直言「这样的说法很混帐」,并指出马来西亚因取消GST七年来已流失逾260亿令吉的潜在税收,公共财政与社会补贴因此陷入困境。这集节目帮你看穿政策背后的逻辑与迷思,别再被口号式政治语言牵着走!

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