Business, Management and Accounting
7 years ago

Malaysia's Debt Thresholds Revealed: Exceeding Leads to Negative Economic Growth.

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Modeling Malaysia Debt Threshold: Debt Composition (Domestic Debt; External Debt; Household Debt)
Jerome Kueh, Khim Sen Liew, Sze Wei Yong, Evan Lau, Audrey Liwan

Paper Summary

The study looked at how different types of debt in Malaysia (domestic, external, and household) affect the country's economic growth. They found that when domestic debt goes above 47% of GDP, external debt above 17% of GDP, and household debt above 81% of GDP, it has a negative impact on economic growth.

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