Over the past four decades, the Chinese and Indian populations in Malaysia experienced a decelerating growth trend, with average annual rates of 0.8% and 0.9%, respectively, between 1980 and 2020. Despite almost doubling in size during this period, current indications suggest a shift. Both communities face below-replacement-level birth rates, particularly the Indians with the highest mortality rate.
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Sukhdave on Malaysian diaspora
Historical mistreatment has propelled a significant emigration trend, as many, especially the youth, opt to stay abroad after education. Forecasts suggest that within 50 years, these communities may see negative growth, with a continuous decline beyond the next two decades, significantly reducing their size amid the growing Malaysian diaspora. Read the full story on Sukhdave’s Linkedin page.
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