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CPS2141 Lim Kok-Hwa et al.
Table 5: Correlations analysis between GDP Malaysia and GDP Negeri Sembilan
Dependent Variable: MALAYSIA GDP
Method: Least Squares
Sample: 2006 2017
Observations period: 12
Variable Coefficient Std. Error t-Statistic Prob.
GDPNS 0.675359 0.2933948 2.297548 0.0507
C 1.681080 1.536680 1.093969 0.3058
R-squared 0.391533 Mean dependent var 4.910808
Adjust R-squared 0.322224 Durbin-Watson stat 2.304239
S.E. of regression 1.962940 Akaike info criterion 4.363620
Prob (F-statistics) 0.050664 Schwatz criterion 4.424137
Base on the correlations analysis result between GDP Malaysia and GDP
Negeri Sembilan as shown in Table 5, the linear relationship model between
the GDP at Malaysia level and the GDP Negeri Sembilan is illustrated as below:
̂ ̂
Malaysia = 1.931062+ 0.630827 NegeriSembilan
Among the contribution of analysis presented the impact factor
involvement of GDP Negeri Sembilan coefficient contributes towards GDP
Malaysia is 0.630827. Despite of the impact from the implementation of
Malaysia Plan (MP) towards the GDP rates in Negeri Sembilan, the fast growing
of economic growth in Negeri Sembilan is also dominated by the physical
economic projects development throughout the implementation of various
projects under Economic Transformation Plan (ETP) and implementation of
The Malaysian Urban-Rural National Indicators Network on Sustainable
Development (MURNInets) program which has been initiated the by local
authority under monitor and coordinate by the Federal Department of Town
and Country Planning with the cross sectorial indicators, such as urbanisation,
housing developments, heritage conservation and tourism encouragement,
etc. Furthermore, in line with the objectives of ETP and the initiative on
generating high income nation with the target to lift six per cent per annum
(6%) of Malaysia's gross national income (GNI) per capita, the improvement of
sustainable level in Negeri Sembilan also supported by both the domestic and
foreign capital investment with the implementation of projects approved by
MIDA towards Negeri Sembilan. The capital investment towards Negeri
Sembilan had grown significantly over the years and the largest amount of
approved capital investment for Negeri Sembilan was RM 5,905 million in year
2011. Among the notable investment projects approved by MIDA for Negeri
Sembilan are the RM34.8 million Energy-efficient Investment, the port project,
and the Oil Palm Trunk (OPT) project by a wholly Malaysian owned company
based in Siliau, Negeri Sembilan, which provide job opportunities for about
100 Malaysians (MIDA, 2012).

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