Problem/Issue discussion Tourism sector is main source of foreign currency exchanges to Malaysia compare to manufacturing sector. In this article study about the last decade several events that represented the potential shocks to multinational tourist arrival to Malaysia. The problem of this article is to study whether shocks have permanent or transitory effect on tourist arrivals in Malaysia. One aspect of tourism in Malaysia that has not been considered is the effect of shocks to the time path of international
Abstract Business cycles are a well-comprehended idea ordinarily connected with technological advancements. These are frequently setting off a period of speculation and opening new doors in the business sector. The result is financial development, and as the innovation develops and markets become saturated, extension eases off. A period of the retreat is then presumed to be plausibility, as a remedy is obliged to pass the overabundance venture or limit that irremediable occurrence in the later phases
diversification-performance linkage has not stopped since the initialling research on motivations for diversification and diversified firms’ general characteristics(Chandler&Alfred, 1962; Ansoff&Igor, 1965).On the basis of Philip G. Berger and Eli Ofek’s study, product diversification may be benefit to the company by higher operation efficiency, higher probability of taking positive NPV investment plans, better debt capacity and higher tax shield, while it may also harm the firm because of over-investment
Without sufficient fund, any project cannot be completed and continue because the design and specifications of a projects highly depends upon it. Hence, availability of stable sufficient funds and effective financial management from the decided party are very important and it is a basic aspects to ensure the success of any construction projects to complete within the estimated cost. That is why construction cost is considered as one of the main considerations
Securities Commission Malaysia defines Sukuk as a certificate or financial document which represents the value of an asset evidencing an undivided pro rata ownership of an underlying asset. 2.2 Overview literature review There are still very limited and few studies have been done empirically concentrate on Sukuk particular characteristics or stock market responses to Sukuk issuance
The East Asian economic and financial crisis of 1997/1998 generated a significant amount of analysis and debate, particularly about macroeconomic issues in the region. It also increased awareness about issues concerning the role and functions of regulators and the need for improved disclosure and good corporate governance. Meanwhile there were many public listed companies adopted relatively high-levels of corporate abuse and in some cases breakdown, attributable in part of effective corporate governance
According to Factors Influencing Unemployment among Graduates in Malaysia by Mohamad Idham Md Razak, Asliza Mohd Yusof, Wan Nor Syazana, Wan Effa Jaafar and Adi Hakim Talib (2014), fresh graduates struggle to earn a decent job because their poor command in English. Many fresh graduates prefer to communicate in the mother tongue in comparison to the common communication language such as English in Malaysia. This causes these graduates to be less fluent in communication in the common communication
1. Risk Modeling A study conducted by King’s College London said that, risk modeling is about modeling and quantification of risk. For the financial industry, the cases of credit-risk quantifying potential losses due, such as to bankruptcy of debtors or market-risks quantifying potential losses due to negative fluctuations of a portfolio's market value are of particular relevance. Operational risk, quantifying potential losses incurred due to failing processes is a relevant issue for any form of
2.0 Analytical Review 2.1 Issues Of Unemployment Among Graduates In Malaysia Higher education has been widely recognised as one of the primary forces that our country need to achieve a sustainable in economic growth. In Malaysia, our government already announced about the target that at least 40% of the Malaysian population should receive a university education by the year 2010, as compared to only 28% in 2005 (“Sasaran 40% ke”, 2005). To achieve this objective the Malaysian university
Reception and Action Center for the Elderly and Other Special Cases. On May 3, 2013, Asian Journal’s article cited that abandoned seniors were able to find their life worth living at Haven for the Elderly (formerly called Golden Acres). Three stories of abandoned elderly who found joy and peace at the center was highlighted. In an article