1.Within this few weeks I have to catch up with three assignments that requires lots of reference and searching for information.Alhamudulillah it's nearing completion. As I spend time completing it, I could not let my hand free off the newspapers and magazines at the campus library reading
various sort of articles.
2.What caught my most attention was the snap-up of entire quota of ASW2020 and ASM (Amanah Saham Malaysia) by the Tionghua community in this country within few hours when the counter open.This is the example that we should follow how massive and powerful are their savings and cash reserves.In my opinion is shows how important it is to adapt self-employ concept and the importance of owning the business provided we must be discipline.It's pointless too if everyone has a business but not performing though.
3.With regard to the matter above, the Bumiputra units seems to be all-the time available.Perhaps this is the ideal and suitable issues for the Malay politicians and bussinessman need to address in the wake of global economy crisis.But seems like Malay people is hugely obsess with by-election power-tussle here and there and seeking popularity forgetting to educate and provide enough information towards the community to part-take in this sort of activities and apply.What's the problem here??
4.Well generally those Malay youngsters sorry to say are much prone to spend time at the Cybercafe, Football match hours weekly on the television, reality show smsing, loitering at the shopping malls as well as wasting money in many ways.Typically the subject on investment did not augur and well-accepted as a day-to-day basis talk.The paradigm must be change to encourage the savings habit and make Bumiputra more inclined on business.
5.I would perceived Bumiputra is now better-off then in 1970's as a whole but overhaul of mindset is needed to encourage them save and invest,acquiring tangible asset eg land,houses, gold and stocks participate actively in business programme rather then expecting and waiting for the contracts and procurement related work.
6.The 30% Bumiputra equity rules looks like slowly depleting in sectorial basis to increase our international presence and competitiveness thus my malay friend we have to be very bold and commited to get serious in business to show we are getting better provided other ethcnics too must be sincere too in the name of 1Malaysia.Because it's unfair for only Malays to sacrifice our rights all the time. In return we are hoping to be actively participate in private-sector without any discrimanation and denial.
7.I dare to speak up all the matter stated above based on my analysis and interview with the relatives and friends surrounding me so it must be seen as sincere comment towards the betterment of the nation because the present premiership has got a very clear moves to put our vision back on track after nearly 5 years of disturbances and flip-flop policies.So I am certain we will be able to carve our name internationally again step by step and see the mistake as the lesson to make sure it's not to be repeated.
Thank you.
various sort of articles.
2.What caught my most attention was the snap-up of entire quota of ASW2020 and ASM (Amanah Saham Malaysia) by the Tionghua community in this country within few hours when the counter open.This is the example that we should follow how massive and powerful are their savings and cash reserves.In my opinion is shows how important it is to adapt self-employ concept and the importance of owning the business provided we must be discipline.It's pointless too if everyone has a business but not performing though.
3.With regard to the matter above, the Bumiputra units seems to be all-the time available.Perhaps this is the ideal and suitable issues for the Malay politicians and bussinessman need to address in the wake of global economy crisis.But seems like Malay people is hugely obsess with by-election power-tussle here and there and seeking popularity forgetting to educate and provide enough information towards the community to part-take in this sort of activities and apply.What's the problem here??
4.Well generally those Malay youngsters sorry to say are much prone to spend time at the Cybercafe, Football match hours weekly on the television, reality show smsing, loitering at the shopping malls as well as wasting money in many ways.Typically the subject on investment did not augur and well-accepted as a day-to-day basis talk.The paradigm must be change to encourage the savings habit and make Bumiputra more inclined on business.
5.I would perceived Bumiputra is now better-off then in 1970's as a whole but overhaul of mindset is needed to encourage them save and invest,acquiring tangible asset eg land,houses, gold and stocks participate actively in business programme rather then expecting and waiting for the contracts and procurement related work.
6.The 30% Bumiputra equity rules looks like slowly depleting in sectorial basis to increase our international presence and competitiveness thus my malay friend we have to be very bold and commited to get serious in business to show we are getting better provided other ethcnics too must be sincere too in the name of 1Malaysia.Because it's unfair for only Malays to sacrifice our rights all the time. In return we are hoping to be actively participate in private-sector without any discrimanation and denial.
7.I dare to speak up all the matter stated above based on my analysis and interview with the relatives and friends surrounding me so it must be seen as sincere comment towards the betterment of the nation because the present premiership has got a very clear moves to put our vision back on track after nearly 5 years of disturbances and flip-flop policies.So I am certain we will be able to carve our name internationally again step by step and see the mistake as the lesson to make sure it's not to be repeated.
Thank you.
You are right. Not many people (especially youngsters) are truly interested in economy or financial issues. Though I do not blame them 100%. It could be due to the way economic issues are presented. Too much terms and confusing words. It makes the information disoriented and confusing to some people.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be good if economic issues are presented in a more general manner or if not general at least in more simpler (and more exciting) terms.
I myself dont indulge my time in reading economic issues. Not because im not interested. But just because it's difficult for some people to read such articles.
There was this really interesting concept (from the movie shop-a-holic... I don't just watch movie for fun you know. ;D ). Instead of potraying economic issues with difficult terms why not term them in such a way that it will be understandble even for people with no education on economic or financial welfare.
It is a challenge to get people interested in such issues. But is there anyone trying to solve it?
Another way they could interest readers are by giving more interesting titles to their articles to attract the readers attention.
Or maybe by shortening the articles. I mean not all people are such avid readers. Therefore I think there should be magazines that provide such information.
And if they decide to read more they can purchase the more difficult read.
But these are after all suggestions.
I hope that instead of asking people to get interested in reading economic issues these magazines would actually make themselves interesting enough so that even youngsters would buy and read them.
Cherrio~