10th. Malaysia Plan 2011-2015 - Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia

CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 3
List of Charts
1MALAYSIA: CHARTING DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS
A HIGH-INCOME NATION
10th Malaysia Plan
Chart 1-1 Malaysia is facing intense competition for investment and exports 3
Chart 1-2 Malaysia enjoyed strong growth in the past, but has lost momentum
since the Asian Financial Crisis 4
Chart 1-3 Malaysia’s productivity lags Asian high income economies 5
BUILDING ON THE NATION’S STRENGTHS
Chart 2-1 Real GDP growth slowed down in the Ninth Plan compared to the Eighth Plan 37
Chart 2-2 Low private investment compensated by robust public investment 38
Chart 2-3 Balance of Payments, 2000-2010 40
Chart 2-4 Sectoral performance under the Eighth and Ninth Plan 41
Chart 2-5 Federal Government accounts, 2000-2010 43
Chart 2-6 Real GDP and GNI Per capita towards a high-income economy 54
Chart 2-7 Total Factor Productivity is expected to increase 55
Chart 2-8 Growth in private investment and consumption will be much
faster than during the Ninth Plan period 56
Chart 2-9 Comparison of private consumption between selected countries 58
Chart 2-10 Sectoral growth to be led by services sector 60
Chart 2-11 Reducing Federal Government fiscal deficit 61
Chart 2-12 Towards a sustainable Federal Government debt position 62
Chart 2-13 The Tenth Malaysia Plan will encapsulate all efforts to transform
Malaysia into a developed high-income nation 64
CREATING THE ENVIRONMENT FOR UNLEASHING
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Chart 3-1 Malaysia’s productivity growth has declined post-1997 68
Chart 3-2 Far reaching programme of reforms will provide the enabling
environment for NKEAs to deliver the targeted economic growth 70
Chart 3-3 Malaysia ranks 23rd in the World Bank Doing Business 2010 report 73
Chart 3-4 Services sector is expected to grow at 7.2% annually until 2015 75
Chart 3-5 Institutional structure supporting innovation and R&D 85
Chart 3-6 84% of firms state lack of funding as hampering innovation 87
Chart 3-7 Government research and development and commercialisation
funding under the Plan period 88
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