Selling reclaimed Johor land is good for the economy


A FEW months before the end of last year, I wrote on the state of the economy in an article chiefly directed at market investors and the business community, “Budget 2017: Stock market impact and the coming Chinese wave”.

In my article, I touched on the Chinese investment wave and noted that this was a most important partnership emerging between Malaysia and China which would boost our nation’s economic fortunes.

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