Budget positive despite no corporate tax cut, says Macpa
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Archive - 19 October 2001
0Hike in petrol and diesel prices will cause inflation
0Mixed reactions to pay increase and extension of reinvestment allowances
0Widows can now claim their pension after remarrying: PM
0Support budget to protect the economy from uncertainties, says DPM
0Belanjawan 2002 lindungi kakitangan awam: Fomca
0Ringgit peg to remain at RM3.80
0Budget cuts taxes in bid to stimulate growth
0Gelora MCA berterusan
0Civil servants rewarded with one months bonus
0Islam is a way of life
0Find the root of the problem
0What is an Islamic state and is there only one version?
0Propaganda pemilihan
0RM100 billion budget to stimulate growth announced for next year
0Practical tools for new jihad
0Consolidation and not separation of powers
0CDRC - fewer applications expected in the wake of new regulations
0Number of retrenched workers up by 37 percent in first seven months
0CPI increased by 1.5 percent, lowest since 1999
0Msia medium-indebted country : finance ministry
0Natural for former leaders to rejoin Umno: Zahid Hamidi
0Tenaganita concerned about harsh treatment of detainees in camps
02001/2002 Economic report
0Extremism, police restrictions drown out peace calls in Pakistan
0US abortion rights battle intensifies
0Biggest challenge for 2002 budget is to deal with tarnished image, says DAP
0Bombing into a quagmire
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