Can Malaysia transit into the K-economy? : dynamic challenges, tough choices and the next phase / David Abdulai.
Publication details: Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia : Pelanduk Publications, c2004.Description: 312 p. : ill. ; 21 cmISBN:- 9679788814 (pbk.)
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Preface. - Introduction. - Acknowledgements. - Acronyms and abbreviations. - Phase 1. 1. A Vision is born. 2. Theoretical context of Malaysia's K-economy in economic development. 3. From a production economy to a K-economy. 4. Government efforts to move Malaysia to a K-economy. 5. Private sector efforts to move Malaysia to a K-economy. 6. Challenges and solutions. - Phase II. 7. Knowledge workers and Malaysia's K-economy. 8. The next phase. 9. Knowledge generation, internalisation and dissemination: Malaysia's new challenge. 10. Managing what Malaysian know. 11. Lifelong learning and the K-economy. 12. The other side of the digital and knowledge economy. 13. Malaysia and the post K-economy era. 14. Summary and conclusion. - Appendices. - Bibliography. - Index. - About the author.