МАЛАЙЗИЯ: СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКАЯ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЯ В ИСТОРИЧЕСКОЙ ПЕРСПЕКТИВЕ

• Шахбоз Сайдмурадов Хабибугли

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Настоящее исследование посвящено анализу модели и эволюции экономического развития Малайзии после обретения независимости. Основное внимание уделяется влиянию экономического роста и анализу государственной политики позитивной дискриминации (известной как политика Bumiputera), направленной на преодоление исторической отсталости и снижение межэтнической напряжённости в стране. В статье предлагается объяснение того, каким образом были достигнуты положительные результаты в сфере занятости и экономического роста.

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