What do you mean? (Not a Belieber here perhaps)

1. I will always emphasize on the need to have a secured level of income whenever a company is offering an employment scheme to the employees. Hence, the economics of having a satisfactory number of staff and the budgets therefor must be parallel as to figure out the best minimum and optimum salary scale for them. 
2. Western countries have produced certain policies such as minimum pay for employers to pay their employees. Even the unemployed personnel (cynical) are being paid optimally in order to retain them. As much as the retained earnings of the company is not in actual fact a cash figure or even liquid in its sense, the company which pays minimum salary to the staff is suffocated with lack of sales or revenues. 
3. Many people at the strategic apex are not aware of the fact that most of the workers in tactical and operation levels in the management hierarchy are now slightly educated (thanks to PTPTN Loans or Papa & Mama Sponsorships as in Malaysia), hence, their demand for higher salary scales is quite justifiable having regard to the repayment (repay is not the same as pay) of the said "investment" in education. 
4. Strategically speaking, employers now are in full dilemma whether to squeeze their budgets in their pursuits of stewardship for the shareholders or to increase sales and revenues by doing more sales efforts to sell their products and services or even to enhance their export market viability, which are inevitably, competitive.
5. We can see that a few states in Malaysia have brilliantly ventured into co-operations with foreign fund managers in order to attract Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs). It is important to note here that investment is a very abstract word for the first timers who spell the word, further, the investment comes with huge responsibilities and benefits (and also costs) to a certain extent.
6. Many international entertainers are making their way to perform in Malaysia via gigantic concerts and exhibitions. Justin Bieber and Salena Gomes are famous here. Mariah Carey & MJ were so superb when they performed in Kuala Lumpur years ago. Even the President(s) and Vice President (who never took a sip of water in the dinner specifically arranged for him) of USA came to Malaysia and they became famous. I still remember Madam Madeline Allbright (as the spelling goes since many foreigners are eyeing for spelling errors as found in "Scissors Salad" recently) had had a verbatim argument with the then Minister of International Trade, and the newspapers printed their photos front page. I wonder whether Malaysian English and USA English are compatible to be spoken in Malaysia ever since the teaching in Mathematics and Science in English (which English?) has been abolished due to patriotic and linguistic (rather than economic, education, skill and technological knowledge acquisition) reasonings.
7. The advance of ICT and social media have transformed the knowledge and information industry to become so sophisticated. There is no way that I can say information is an economic indicator for any country to prosper should the internet and access to those sensitive information and knowledge are not organised in the most matured interpretation and usage. Students in Standard 5 hardly memorise mathematical tables let alone to be economically knowledgeable when they are asking their parents to buy internet passes at the rate of RM10 per day. Do you wonder what they eat at the school canteens?
8.  What do you mean by being a famous person when you have tattoos all over your body and then you have to hide it whenever you want to see someone special in your life? "What do you mean" is a good song, since I like the diction when I heard the singer singing via Youtube. What do you mean, yeah!