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IN July Sabah began a massive revamp of its 200-plus government-linked companies (GLCs) and statutory bodies in an effort to improve its efficiency. Chief Minister Hajiji Noor, leading the charge, promised on coming down hard on underperforming GLCs.
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Either. even if it's not showing up in their five products yet, it will eventually. >> this is a double manny. let's say you're a manufacturing worker, a farm worker, your pay gets crimped at the same time your stuff -- >> if it get cut. >> at the same time the stuff you buy gets more expensive. >> over time, these things tend to multiply. i think of them as corosive like a leaky pipe. you ignore it for a while. maybe you repair it a little bit. until it bursts and you have a catastrophe. that's how these trade effects happen. they compound over time. a good example is of course the uk. the uk...