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马来西亚被广泛视为东盟最稳定的投资目的地之一。但若将”稳定”简单等同于”均质”，则可能产生误导。事实上，各州属、产业集群、供应链走廊和基础设施网络之间的发展成果之间的差异 ...

Malaysia is widely viewed as one of ASEAN’s most stable investment destinations. But stability can be misleading when interpreted as uniformity. Outcomes differ sharply across states, industrial ...

Malaysia’s Bumiputera equity policy, introduced under the New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1971, aims to increase ownership and participation in business among Malays and other indigenous groups. For ...

A representative office gives foreign companies a low-cost presence in Vietnam, but its limitations are fixed. It cannot sign contracts, issue VAT invoices, earn revenue, or employ operational teams ...

For foreign investors, deciding how much paid-up capital to allocate when entering the Philippines is not an administrative step but a strategic financial decision. The amount declared at ...