世界银行：2026年了解和释放马来西亚州级增长潜力报告（英文版）

Malaysia is approaching the status of a high-income economy in the next few years. However, current levels of inequality mean that a large portion of its population may not experience the benefits of this prosperity. By the end of this decade only less than half of its citizens will be classified as high-income individuals. There is a regional dimension to this inequality, with most people below the threshold concentrated in lagging states.1 Some states, like Kelantan, are expected to remain