The effects of the population ‘disincentives’ policies
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 →
A History of Singapore’s Population Control, 1947 ~ 2001
According to the government, a significant reason Singapore is opening up to foreign workers and immigrants is because our fertility rate is currently one of the lowest in the world at 1.2 TFR (total fertility rate). In this article, we present a visual look at how for more than 30 years since 1947, the Singapore government...
Indonesian tycoon’s Singapore home worth S$100m
Liem Sioe Liong The Singapore home of the late Liem Sioe Liong (pictured), one of Indonesia’s richest men, is valued at approximately S$100 million, according to a report in Indonesia’s TEMPO Interactive. The 96-year old Indonesian tycoon passed away in Singapore on June 10 from age-related illnesses. Liem had been living...
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