Experts suggest ways to raise revenue


AllianceDBS Research chief economist Manokaran Mottain, who does not expect a rate cut this year, told StarBiz any move in that direction would depend on the economy

KUALA LUMPUR: Raising money should be on top of the Government’s agenda as it figures out how to repay the mammoth RM1 trillion worth of debt that it has uncovered since winning the 14th General Election.

Experts have suggested ways for the government to raise additional revenue.

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