Why can Malaysia's per capita income reach 1 10,000 USD?

Per capita income is also per capita GDP. Per capita GDP is determined by two factors: one is the total GDP and the other is the population. Malaysia has a population of nearly 30 million, and its GDP is not too bad.

Next, the total GDP, as we all know, needs powerful multinational companies to seize a certain share in the global economic market. Malaysia, fortunately or unfortunately, happens to have oil, so there is an oil company called Petronas Malaysia, a fortune 500 company in the world. The life of developed countries with a population of 300 million in the United States is supported by 128 Fortune 500 companies. With a population of only 30 million, a multinational company can make each of them live an average middle-and high-income life. ................., if you compare the number and population of multinational companies in different countries, you will find that these two factors have great influence on per capita GDP.

Another criterion to judge the quality of a country's economic development is the proportion of industry in GDP. Because the tertiary industry can generally get more profits than the secondary industry. You see, the service industry accounts for 56.2%, which is really not bad in developing countries, right? The data of 20 13 in China is 47.8%; Then we compare it with the American boss, and the comparison is obvious.

Malaysia's economic and technological content is not high, but now its development momentum is slowing down, the government's support for industrial upgrading is very weak, and scientific research talents have been losing. Therefore, Malaysia's industrial upgrading ... I would be very grateful if it could continue to hang in the middle of high school and other income ranges.

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