This Is WHY MALAYSIA Will Be BIGGER Than Singapore

Why Malaysia will be bigger than Singapore? Malaysia is around 459 times bigger than Singapore. Singapore is approximately 719 square km, while Malaysia is about 329,847 square km, making Malaysia, the city of the future, 45,763% larger than Singapore.

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The Malaysian economy has steadily been growing over the past years. #malaysia is the 4th-largest economy in Southeast Asia. It is a newly industrialized market economy that is relatively open despite being state-oriented.

Malaysia is a country that is always looking to innovate. New #megaproject such as Penang South Island, a $7 billion man-made island called Penang South Island, is just an example of the rising country’s new development plans.

The salaries in both countries are higher. But, Malaysians are more likely to earn a higher salary in #singapore . Compared to Singapore, Malaysians earn more money per year. While their salaries are lower than their counterparts in the region, Malaysians can expect to receive more bang for their buck. For instance, Singaporeans are willing to pay three times as much as Singaporeans do. That isn't necessarily a bad thing.

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