This volume explores Malaysian business in the era that began with
the Asian financial crisis of 1997-1999. The contributions, by a
broad range of international experts, are informed by a wish to
identify what Malaysia needs to do to sustain economic growth,
remain internationally competitive and further social stability in
the post-crisis period. Malaysia's unconventional response to the
crisis suggests that its business community has developed a new
level of confidence in its ability to adopt and sustain innovative
policies even when these strategies challenge the international
financial community. This response is perceived as evidence that
Malaysian business has indeed entered a new era characterised by a
high level of confidence in the nation's capacity to weather the
external periodic shocks that are a feature of the current wave of
globalisation. The book argues that there are grounds for optimism
in this regard while recognising that the true test will occur when
Malaysia is compelled to confront a major decline in its
international export markets brought on by a truly major crisis
such as an OECD-wide recession. Business scholars and professionals
as well as readers interested in Asian business and economics will
find this volume informative.
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