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ABSTRACT During a 10 year period, Malaysia experienced 3 economic cycles, which are 1994-96 boom, 1997-98 recession and 2001 downturn. In combating these cyclical fluctuations, Malaysia uses the variation mix of expansionary and concretionary of Monetary and Fiscal policy instruments. Findings shows that Malaysia's currency control measures only provide temporary (short-term) benefits and unsustainable befit long-term. The paper outline various economic management strategies for a improve performance for the future. Table of Contents Introduction 1 Section 1 2 Fundamental Assumptions of the AS-AD Model 2 Section 2 3 Data Collection Method 3 Section 3 4 Malaysia's Economic Outlook 4 The 1994-96 boom (Pre-Crisis phase) 4 The 1997-98 recession (Asian Financial Crisis: July 1997-August 1998) 5 The 2001 downturn (September 11 Attacks) 7 Section 4 7 Theoretical Workings of the Malaysia's Current Macroeconomic Policies 7 Controversy of Malaysia's Macroeconomics Management 8 What is the appropriate strategy for the Future? 10 Conclusion 11 Reference List 12 Bibliography 14 Appendices 16 Appendix A: AD-AS Model: Macroeconomic Relationships 16 Appendix B: Real GDP Growth in Malaysia, 1992-2003 17 Appendix C: Average Real GDP Growth (per annum), 1994-1996 17 Appendix D: Domestic Aggregate Demand's contribution to Real...

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