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Happily I go to Malaysia change my S$1 to $2.52+ ringgit every few weeks to spend... however, some Singaporean ya-ya-papaya think that strong S$ means Singapore economy more powerful or gaining strength on Malaysia and so on. This is the view of IGNORANT people. 1. Why did MAS allow Sing$ to go up so much despite negative GDP... 

Two key factors in our economic infrastructure will doom whatever that were built over the last 40 years. The first is high pay at the top, both private and public. With everyone at the top demanding and expecting to be paid in the millions, the money must come from somewhere. No need to guess from where or who. The next... 

In a previous article, we did a quick study of Singapore’s population and the government’s policies from 1947 to 2001. Our curiosity was piqued – how effective exactly was Singapore’s population ‘disincentives’ policies starting from 1970 and lasting for a decade? This article attempts to give some answers.  Read More →