Malaysia, March 16 -- Malaysia is demonstrating that higher productivity is a tangible outcome of well-designed reforms. Through streamlined processes resulting in faster services, the country is translating regulatory efficiency into real economic impact. A new study co-authored by the World Bank and the Malaysia Productivity Corporation highlights how reforming bureaucratic processes and accelerating approvals of industrial projects have strengthened productivity, serving as a powerful engine for investment, job creation, and economic growth.The case study, Investors Can't Wait: Fast-tracking Construction Permits and Operating License Approvals for Industrial Projects, highlights two pioneering initiatives: the E10 fast-track system in Ku...