1. ECONOMIC GROWTH vs ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
1.1. Narrow vs Broad
1.2. Output vs Structural Change
1.3. Rise in GDP vs Rise in HDI
1.4. Qualitative Changes vs Qualitative and Quantitative Changes
1.5. Short Term Process vs Long Term Process
2. ISLAMIC ECONOMIC GROWTH
2.1. CONCEPT
2.1.1. Follow the principles of social and economic justice
2.1.2. Concepts of halal (permissible) and haram (forbidden)
2.1.3. Roles of the state and responsibilities of individuals are important
2.2. DETERMINANTS
2.2.1. Human Resources
2.2.2. Investible Resources
2.2.3. Entreprenuership
2.2.4. Technological Changes
3. ISLAMIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
3.1. OBJEVTIVES
3.1.1. Achieve Falah
3.1.2. Equal Opportunities
3.2. ASPECTS
3.2.1. The Divine in its Creation
3.2.2. The Material and Spiritual Need of Human Being
3.3. HIERARCHY OF GOOD CONSUMPTION
3.3.1. 1. Dharuriyyah (Basic)
3.3.2. 2. Hajiyyah (Comfort)
3.3.3. 3. Kamaliyyah/ Tahsiniyyah (Luxury)
3.4. CONCEPT
3.4.1. Tauhid
3.4.2. Rububiyyah
3.4.3. Khalifah
3.5. DIMENSIONS
3.5.1. Environmental & Physical
3.5.2. Spiritual
3.5.3. Moral & Ethical
3.5.4. Technological Dimension
3.5.5. Social
4. MALAYSIAN ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
4.1. STRUCTURE
4.1.1. Primary
4.1.1.1. Agriculture
4.1.1.2. Mining & Quarrying
4.1.2. Secondary
4.1.2.1. Manufacturing
4.1.2.2. Construction
4.1.3. Tertiary
4.1.3.1. Public Services
4.1.3.2. Private Services
4.2. FACTORS CONTRIBUTING
4.2.1. Change in Economic Policy & Development
4.2.2. Unstable Agricultural Prices in International Market
4.2.3. Industrial Sector Ability to Absorb Manpower & Solve Unemployment
4.2.4. Availability of Resources for Industrial Sector
4.3. IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGES
4.3.1. Increased in GDP & Reduced Poverty Level
4.3.2. Reduced Dependency on Primary Sector
4.3.3. Migration from Rural to Urban Area
4.3.4. Change in Country's Foreign Sector
5. ECONOMIC GROWTH
5.1. DEFINITION
5.1.1. The increase in the amount of final goods and services produced by an economy over time
5.1.2. Measured as the rate of increase in real gross domestic product
5.2. FACTORS CONTRIBUTING
5.2.1. Abundant Natural Resources
5.2.2. Newly-Industrialized & Diverse Market Economy
5.2.3. Young, Educated & Skillful Labor Force
5.2.4. Infrastructure & Efficient Economic Organization
5.2.5. Inward Investment Level
5.2.6. Labor Mobility
5.2.7. Savings Level
5.2.8. Corruption Level
5.2.9. Political and Social Stability
6. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
6.1. DEFINITION
6.1.1. Refers to the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers
6.1.2. Also refers to societies that promote the standard of living and economic health of specified area
6.2. POSITIVE CHANGES
6.2.1. Socio-Economic Changes
6.2.1.1. Human Capital Development
6.2.1.2. Infrastructure Development
6.2.1.3. Regional Competitiveness
6.2.1.4. Environmental Sustainability
6.2.1.5. Poverty Reduction
6.2.1.6. Equitable Income Distribution
6.2.1.7. Enhanced Healthcare
6.2.1.8. Improved Safety
6.2.1.9. Literacy Development
6.2.1.10. Social Amenities
6.2.2. Technological Changes
6.2.2.1. Technological Development
6.2.2.2. Innovation
6.2.2.3. Research
6.2.2.4. Other Initiatives
6.3. GOALS
6.3.1. Improved in Per Capita Income
6.3.2. Quality of Life Improvement
6.3.3. Reduced Imbalance in Regions Development
6.3.4. Reduced Imbalance between Traditonal & Modern Sectors
6.3.5. Improved Basic Needs
6.3.6. Solved Environmental Problems
6.4. INDICATORS
6.4.1. Rise in Standard Living
6.4.2. Improvement in GDP per Capita
6.4.3. Increase in Literacy Rate
6.4.4. Improved Healthcare
6.4.5. Sustainable Development
6.4.6. Balanced Development
6.5. EFFECTS
6.5.1. Long Term Environmental Implication
6.5.2. Economic Problems
6.5.3. Income Inequality
6.5.4. Social Problems