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Policy Making Shouldn't Be 'One Size Fits All'

15-Oct-18 17:30

Policy Making Shouldn't Be 'One Size Fits All'

The Khazanah Research Institute has released a report that shows centralizing policies at federal level isn't working, as reflected in the disparity of household income and quality of life from state to state. 

Produced by: Shawn Tanis

Presented by: Ezra Zaid, Umapagan Ampikaipakan


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Categories:  Politics,  Law and Legal Matters,  Social Issues

Tags:  Evening edition,  Khazanah Research,  household income,  income gap,  Cost of Living,  policy making, 


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