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

evening-edition · evening-edition · 15 Oct 2018 · 4 mins listen

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

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

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