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Industrial deepening in Malaysia: Policy lessons for developing countries
Tham Siew Yean,
Loke Wai Heng
School of Economics
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Business & Economics
Malaysia
83%
Manufacturing Sector
72%
Developing Countries
68%
Linkage
55%
Manufacturing
52%
Technology Policy
47%
Foreign Direct Investment
44%
Critical Mass
40%
Industrial Transformation
39%
Primary Commodities
37%
Backward Linkages
36%
Innovative Capacity
35%
Deindustrialization
35%
Development Studies
34%
Investment Policy
30%
Industrial Development
28%
Trade Policy
27%
Industrialization
27%
Human Capital
21%
Entrepreneurs
19%
Labor
18%
Factors
9%
Social Sciences
Malaysia
100%
manufacturing sector
92%
developing country
85%
economy
41%
manufacturing
40%
commodity production
33%
investment policy
31%
de-industrialization
30%
industrial development
28%
direct investment
26%
trade policy
26%
foreign investment
24%
industrialization
23%
human capital
22%
entrepreneur
21%
electronics
15%
labor
15%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
developing world
97%
manufacturing
92%
policy
68%
economy
53%
deindustrialization
35%
trade policy
35%
foreign direct investment
35%
technology policy
32%
human capital
30%
entrepreneur
29%
industrial development
25%
commodity
23%
industrialization
23%
labor
21%
electronics
18%
world
12%