Ishak Shari
Biographic Data
| ID | 6176774 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ishak Shari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ishak |
| FAMILY NAME | Shari |
| SIGNATURE | SHARI I |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Globalisation and Economic Insecurity
The globalisation of economies offers new opportunities to both developed and developing countries in terms of promoting growth, improving income, and reducing poverty and inequality. However, it has also given rise to labour flexibility, wage depression, and eroded important elements of redistribution and weakened social protection systems. The 1997–1998 financial crisis in Southeast and Northeast Asia further exposed important limitations in th…
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971-95
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971–95
This article investigates trends in income inequality in Malaysia for the period 1970–95 based on published aggregated household income data, and places these trends within the broader economic policy framework of the period. An important issue addressed here is the extent to which the observed trends in income inequality can be linked directly to the different policies implemented by the government. This study shows that general development poli…
Globalization and economic disparities in East and Southeast Asia
The once high-performing East Asian economies were suddenly rocked by the 1997 financial crisis. This raised the question of whether the crisis signals the end of the 'Asian development model' and provides further evidence of the 'globalization of poverty'. This article attempts to answer this question by examining the connection between liberalization (and deregulation) and the pattern of poverty reduction and income inequalities in four East an…
Some Comments on the Eradication of Poverty under the Third Malaysia Plan
In July this year, the Malaysian Government launched its Third Malaysia Plan (TMP), the fifth Five-Year Plan1 in the country ever since 1956. Being an extension of the Second Malaysia Plan (SMP) and constituting the second phase in the implementation of the New Economic Policy (NEP), the TMP naturally embodies the two-pronged objectives of the NEP, namely : the eradication of irrespective of race, and the restructuring of Malaysian society in ord…
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971–95
This article investigates trends in income inequality in Malaysia for the period 1970–95 based on published aggregated household income data, and places these trends within the broader economic policy framework of the period. An important issue addressed here is the extent to which the observed trends in income inequality can be linked directly to the different policies implemented by the government. This study shows that general development poli…
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971-95
Globalization and economic disparities in East and Southeast Asia
The once high-performing East Asian economies were suddenly rocked by the 1997 financial crisis. This raised the question of whether the crisis signals the end of the 'Asian development model' and provides further evidence of the 'globalization of poverty'. This article attempts to answer this question by examining the connection between liberalization (and deregulation) and the pattern of poverty reduction and income inequalities in four East an…
Some Comments on the Eradication of Poverty under the Third Malaysia Plan
In July this year, the Malaysian Government launched its Third Malaysia Plan (TMP), the fifth Five-Year Plan1 in the country ever since 1956. Being an extension of the Second Malaysia Plan (SMP) and constituting the second phase in the implementation of the New Economic Policy (NEP), the TMP naturally embodies the two-pronged objectives of the NEP, namely : the eradication of irrespective of race, and the restructuring of Malaysian society in ord…
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971-95
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Malaysia, 1971–95
This article investigates trends in income inequality in Malaysia for the period 1970–95 based on published aggregated household income data, and places these trends within the broader economic policy framework of the period. An important issue addressed here is the extent to which the observed trends in income inequality can be linked directly to the different policies implemented by the government. This study shows that general development poli…
Globalization and economic disparities in East and Southeast Asia
The once high-performing East Asian economies were suddenly rocked by the 1997 financial crisis. This raised the question of whether the crisis signals the end of the 'Asian development model' and provides further evidence of the 'globalization of poverty'. This article attempts to answer this question by examining the connection between liberalization (and deregulation) and the pattern of poverty reduction and income inequalities in four East an…
Globalisation and Economic Insecurity
The globalisation of economies offers new opportunities to both developed and developing countries in terms of promoting growth, improving income, and reducing poverty and inequality. However, it has also given rise to labour flexibility, wage depression, and eroded important elements of redistribution and weakened social protection systems. The 1997–1998 financial crisis in Southeast and Northeast Asia further exposed important limitations in th…
Development economics (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Inequality (3 works) · Market economy (3 works) · Poverty (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Deregulation (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic inequality (2 works) · Economic system (2 works)