Malaysia Revamps Subsidies, Raises Taxes
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•Malaysia to revamp gasoline subsidies and raise taxes in a bid to narrow deficit
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Malaysia to revamp gasoline subsidies and raise taxes in a bid to narrow deficit.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia spends 80 billion ringgit ( $18 billion ) annually on subsidies, grants and financial aids.
Anwar said the moves will help narrow the country's fiscal deficit to 3.8% of GDP.
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