In Malaysia, overall, it is an advantage to be a Malaysian Chinese (because you have...?

Answer: The Chinese tfr is much lower than the Malay.​ One major reason is the.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You In Malaysia, overall, it is an advantage to be a Malaysian Chinese (because you have opportunities to learn Mandarin Chinese, the bulk of the business community is Chinese), or a disadvantage (because of discriminatory bumiputra laws)? Bill Chen, Lived in Kuala Lumpur Written May 25 The Chinese tfr is much lower than the Malay. One major reason is the effective tax rate is much higher for the Chinese. Let me explain. No, the 3 major races all file the sam... Read More » What is n in n×n×n–n=4080? How do I solve this? David Smith, BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Computer Science, University of Bristol (1986) Written Oct 18, 2019 Changing the variable to [math]x[/math], we have: [math]\quad x^3-x-4080\ =\ 0[/math] There is a clever substitution (probably due to Scipione del Ferro, see cubic formula) which helps to solve this type of cubic (a depressed cubic). ... Read More » Why do some people in the world still think that Vietnam invaded Cambodia? Nguyễn Thạch, lives in Hanoi, Vietnam Written May 17 Questions: Why do some people in the world still think that Vietnam invaded Cambodia? Answers: Whether Vietnam invaded Cambodia or not has been a controversial topic of analy... Read More » Why don't Indonesia grant freedom to West Papua? The people of West Papua want to join the whole island as one "Papua New Guinea". I am asking this because we have read about conflicts against the government from the past. Rob Soerja, lived in Indonesia Written May 24 Maybe you should re-phrase your question to: Why don't Indonesia grant freedom to OPM (Organisasi Papua Merdeka)? The demand for independence only came from that little organ... Read More » Why did Gödel's incompleteness theorem become so famous outside mathematics? Alan Bustany, Trinity Wrangler, 1977 IMO Written Apr 16 Because people think the theorems say something other than they do. Even John Gould, whose opinions I greatly respect, says: The result proved that any logical system strong... Read More » If Communist China goes to war with the U.S.A., why would it expect to fare any better than the Qing Dynasty did in the Opium Wars with the British Empire? Liu Zeyang, lives in China Written Apr 17 You probably forgot that we "Communist China" had gone to war with the United States in 1950s. Do you know this flag? It was the flag of 31st infantry regiment(US Army). Now... Read More » What are some misunderstood aspects of the culture of Japan? Angela Stockton, former Legal Secretary Updated Nov 4, 2018 Our son married a Japanese woman, they take their vacations in Japan, and he now speaks Japanese—although, when I asked him how long he'll have to study the language before... Read More » If, say, the decimals of π were found to repeat and π was declared rational, what effects would this have in the math world? Alexander Farrugia, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Malta (2016) Written Jun 3, 2020 Assuming [math]\pi[/math] is rational: [math]\tan(\pi/4)[/math], in other words the number [math]1[/math], would be irrational, by Lambert's proof of the irrationality of [math]\pi[/math]; There would be at least one other integer between [math]0[/math] and [math]1[/math]... Read More » Was there a nation in recorded history that was completely wiped out militarily? Arianit Dukagjini Updated May 12 The year is 1755. The Qing dynasty of China has been in power for around a hundred years after their conquest of the former Ming Dynasty. While they had secured China, the ... Read More » Why did Myanmar's military take back power in Myanmar in 2021? Feng Xian, former Research Associate at Eurasian Center (2017-2018) Written Apr 3 I don't defend the junta which is morally as backward as the military and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Saudi Arabia's monarchy, the British monarchy, the Japanese monar... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/