type="main" <p>A new social accounting matrix is constructed for Malaysia for the year 2000 to analyze sources of income inequality among ethnic groups in Malaysia. The analysis reveals that income inequality can be decomposed into the interaction of: (i) hourly wages; (ii) working hours per week;...</p>

Production sectors are interdependent and the benefits of output growth for poverty reduction therefore spread over the economy. The role of such interdependencies is explicitly studied in this paper. A social accounting matrix for Malaysia that distinguishes between the major ethnic groups in...

Industries can be classified into fix-price and flex-price sectors according to their pricing behavior. Although Hicks [1985] and Morishima [1984] have broadly classified manufacturing industries into fix-price and the rest of the economy into flex-price, using the cost-based input-output model,...