This study will examine and analyze the historical development of British investment in Malaya before the Second World War. The research is based on the method of observation of the resources available in the library and the National Archives of Malaysia. This study will examine the factors that contributed to the British investment, as well as the parties involved in making this investment. In addition, this study will also look at the policy of the British government to help control their investments in Malaya. The study will also analyze the impact of economic changes brought by the British on the socio-economic structure of the Malays. This allows for an in-depth investigation to what extent the socio-economic structure of the Malays change as a result of British intervention. All these aspects will be explored in depth by the researcher.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- ABSTRACT
- INTRODUCTION
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- METHODOLOGY
- FINDINGS
- British Investment in Malaya
- Factors that Contributed to British Investment
- British Government Policy
- Economic Changes and Socio-Economic Structure
- DISCUSSION
- Impact of British Investment
- Role of Currency Reform
- Development of Banking
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This study investigates the historical development of British investment in Malaya before World War II. The research focuses on analyzing the factors that drove British investment, exploring the policies implemented by the British government to oversee this investment, and assessing the impact of British economic interventions on the socio-economic structure of the Malay population. Key themes of this research include:- Historical analysis of British investment in Malaya
- Economic factors influencing British investment decisions
- British government policies related to colonial investments
- Socio-economic changes resulting from British intervention in Malaya
- The role of currency reforms in facilitating British investment
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- ABSTRACT: This chapter provides a concise overview of the study's objectives, methodology, and key findings, highlighting the analysis of British investment in Malaya and its impact on the Malay socio-economic structure.
- INTRODUCTION: This chapter sets the context for the study by discussing the significance of foreign investment, particularly British investment, in Malaya during the colonial era. It outlines the focus on rubber and tin sectors as key drivers of the Malayan economy and the role of the Colonial Office in British imperial policy.
- LITERATURE REVIEW: This chapter examines existing scholarly works on British investment in Malaya, focusing on the rubber industry, tin mining, and financial developments, including the establishment of the Currency Board.
- METHODOLOGY: This chapter outlines the research methods employed, emphasizing the reliance on archival resources and library materials, including the National Archives of Malaysia.
- FINDINGS: This chapter presents key findings regarding the factors driving British investment, British government policies, and the impact of economic changes on the Malay socio-economic structure.
- DISCUSSION: This chapter analyzes the findings, exploring the broader impact of British investment on Malaya's economic development, the role of currency reforms in fostering investment, and the evolution of the banking system.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
This study focuses on British colonial economic intervention in Malaya, specifically examining the historical development of British investment in the rubber and tin industries. The research explores the influence of British policies on the Malayan economy and the socio-economic changes experienced by the Malay population. Key terms include British, economic, investment, Malay, and Malaya.- Quote paper
- Uqbah Iqbal (Author), Nordin Hussin (Author), Ahmad Ali Seman (Author), 2014, The Historical Development of British Investment in Malaya Before the Second World War, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/286112
