The paradox of Singapore’s economic growth: Housing Component
By Abdul Gafoor, Social Correspondent Another paradox of Singapore’s economic growth is undeniably the housing component. A country that achieves continual economic growth, will see the prosperity extending to the housing sector hereby improving the lives of citizens. The higher incomes due to the economic growth will allow...
The paradox of Singapore’s economic growth: Time & Income
By Abdul Gafoor, Social Correspondent n a typical economic growth model, the assumption that is made about an economy that grows from a low income to a higher income is that the economic growth will bring along positive growth their real incomes and their leisure time. Part of the growth in leisure time (each day is divided...
CPF Life – A Critical Analysis
By Damon Yeo, Business Correspondent The new CPF Life (aka the National LIFElong Income Scheme) is an overhaul to the entire CPF system and a change in the wamy CPF is providing for all its members. It will mark a massive shift of principles and ideology which Singaporeans had gotten used to after its inception in 1955. Before...
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