Japanese Economic Interests in Sabah after the Second World War

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The research paper explores the evolution of the Malaysian economy through three distinct phases. It begins with the rapid development of natural resource industries from the mid-19th century until 1914. This is followed by a period of volatility during the interwar years, marked by instability in these industries. Finally, the study addresses the post-1945 era, focusing on the consolidation and diversification of the economy, highlighting the transition from a reliance on natural resources to a more varied economic landscape.