NATIONAL ECONOMY WILL NOT BE STABLE IF CAR PRICES REDUCED - NOR MOHAMED

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TASEK GELUGOR, July 28 (Bernama) -- The nation will experience economic

instability and many will go bankrupt if the price and excise duty of vehicles

are reduced.

Minister in the Prime Minister''s Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop said,

getting rid of taxes for cars would reduce national revenue by RM7 billion which

could affect infrastructural development, especially in Sabah and Sarawak, and

in the interior of the peninsula.

"If the opposition makes a decison to get rid of the excise tax, the people

who are living in poor conditions cannot boost their lives because money is not

available.

"When they do away with the excise duty, the price of cars will go down, that

is correct...but if the reduction is sudden, those second-hand car dealers with

numerous vehicles will definitely go bankrupt.

"What about the people who work at the (second-hand car dealer) shops? It will

give a side-effect to the economy.

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