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Oct 1, 2018
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Structure of the Malaysian Economy: An Input-Output Analysis

Author
Dr Mohd Yusof Saari
Former Researcher
Dr Mohd Yusof Saari
Former Researcher
Co - Author
Aidonna Jan Ayub
Aidonna Jan Ayub
Alyssa Farha Jasmin
Alyssa Farha Jasmin
Musaddiq Adam Muhtar
Musaddiq Adam Muhtar
Gregory Ho Wai Son
Gregory Ho Wai Son
Chakrin Utit
Chakrin Utit
Ibrahim Kabiru Maji
Ibrahim Kabiru Maji
Nur Adilah Hamid
Nur Adilah Hamid
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This report aims to give readers an empirical view of the supply side of the Malaysian economy, using an input-output (IO) table approach. The IO table dataset was obtained from the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) and is published every five years. The table provides comprehensive data on not only the contribution of each sector (using the Malaysia Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC)), but also the interlinkages between sectors.
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A peer-reviewed report based on rigorous data analysis with policy recommendations.

Some key questions addressed in this report:

- How are the sectors in the Malaysian economy linked together?

- What is the true contribution of the trading sector to the economy?

This report discusses four areas that are pertinent to the assessment of the economy’s structure: i) re-evaluation of the contribution of international trade to the economy; ii) detecting interlinkages between sectors of the economy; iii) analysing domestic and foreign value-added in free zones in greater detail; and iv) evaluation of the role of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). For an empirical assessment, the standard IO table is extended to capture the four areas of analysis.

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