The current government system is quite effective as it fulfills
most of the citizens needs, as well as civil rights. Problems that persist in
the system include a 3.6% poverty level and production of too much
non-renewable energy sources. Strengths are garbage treatment/recycling,
government structure and the consumer policies. Some attributes are weak such
as the air quality (too much pollution), their environmental standards and
their overall green buildings percentage is comparatively low. Thanks to the
Malaysian Anti-Corruption agency, Corruption rates have decreased significantly
recently. Also, policies can be put in place to benefit the city and nation.
For example, there are issues within employment that can be solved by selling
SOME land to the foreign companies so they will build factories or any other
workplaces to create more jobs. The energy problems may be solved by building
hydropower plants because Malaysia has a lot of watercourses. More policies can
include a maximum house area rule that prevents people building households that
are larger than 800ft and if it is going to be occupied by more than four
people, 200 ft per person may be added. Also, to reduce consumerism and its
other negative effects, limiting advertisement budgets and limiting the amount
of space that can be used for advertising benefits.
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