Comparing slogans: Shared Prosperity 2030 and the others


ON the anniversary of Pakatan Harapan’s GE14 victory, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad announced the new government mantra moving forward: Shared Prosperity 2030.

On the surface, there is of course little that is bad to be said about this concept and phrase. It is innocuous, harmless, and not very controversial. There isn’t much about it that can be considered negative.

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