If other countries walk, we have to run says Najib


PUTRAJAYA, Sept 13 Malaysia's new dump in global competitiveness rankings means that the republic contingency urge during the faster rate than alternative countries pronounced Datuk Seri Najib Razak today.
This comes after Malaysia forsaken 4 places from twenty-one to 25 in the World Economic Forum's ranking of many rival countries.
The prime minister(picture)said during the briefing upon the mercantile transformation programme that it showed Malaysia needed to work harder to urge the position relations to alternative countries.
"If alternative countries improve, you contingency work harder," he exhorted. "If they walk, you contingency run, if they run, you have to accelerate."
Najib pronounced that Malaysia could not be calm or complacent.
"If you stay during the same place, in reality, you have been relocating backwards," he said.
Najib pronounced that the World Economic Forum's annual rankings should be used as the source of inspiration as good as domestic will to make Malaysia the some-more advanced country.
Switzerland was ranked the world's many rival republic for this year, followed by Singapore, Finland, Sweden as good as the Netherlands, Germany, US, UK, Hong Kong as good as Japan
Some economists pronounced Malaysia's dump in rankings is the being check for the republic as good as showed that alternative countries have been relocating during the faster rate.
Malaysia was ranked 21st in 2008, 24th in 2009, 26th in 2010 as good as 21st in 2011.

The WEF pronounced that following improvements in final year's report, Malaysia maintains the score though drops 4 places as alternative economies have changed ahead.

Malaysia was overtaken by UAE, that jumped 3 spots to 24, New Zealand that ros! e from 2 5 to 23, Luxembourg that rose from twenty-three to 22, as good as Korea that leapt from twenty-four to 19.

Malaysia gifted the fall in ranking in 77 indicators compared to the rise in the ranking in usually 48 indicators while rankings in the remaining twenty-three indicators remaining unchanged.

Among these were: "Business Costs o! f crime as good as violence" indicator underneath the Reducing Crime NKRA that fell 63 to 69, "Macroeconomic environment" that fell 35 to
26, "Government's Budget Balance position" underneath the Public Finance Reform Strategic Reform Initiative (SRI) that fell 96 to 110 as good as "Intensity of Local Competition" as good as the "Extent of Market Dominance" - both underneath the Competition, Standards as good as Liberalization SRI, that fell 26 to 36 as good as 14 to nineteen respectively.

WEF identified inefficient government bureaucracy, corruption, an inadequately prepared workforce, bad work ethics in the work force as good as limiting work regulations as the top five problems faced when you do commercial operation in Malaysia,

It pronounced that the country's many notable advantages have been found in the fit as good as rival marketplace for goods as good as services (ranked 11th) as good as the remarkably understanding monetary sector (6th), as good as the business-friendly institutional framework.

Switzerland, that retains the top place again this year, was praised for the clever opening opposite the board.

WEF remarkable that the country's strengths were associated to innovation as good as work marketplace efficiency, where it tops the GCI rankings, as good as the lack of simplicity of the commercial operation sector.

It combined that Switzerland's scientific investigate institutions have been between the world's best, as good as the clever collaboration between the academic as good as commercial oper! ation se ctors, combined with tall association spending upon R&D, ensures that much of this investigate is translated in to marketable products as good as processes reinforced by clever egghead skill protection.

Singapore, that rose from 7th in 2008 to 2nd this year, was also praised for the outstanding opening opposite the complete index as good as both the public as good as private institutions were rated as the most appropriate in the world for the fifth year in the row.
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