Global economies heading for turbulence (UPDATE 8)
A tumultuous week has just swept the US political economic landscape and metals market since my last write up of 15 October 2010 http://global-economies-outlook.blogspot.com/2010/10/update-7-global-economies-heading-for.html Update 7, Global economies heading for turbulence, renewed risks of sovereign debt crisis, currency “war”...
The mood of a nation – commentary by PN Balji
I found PN Balji's commentary and analysis (Today 3rd Nov 2010) has identified correctly some of the concerns of Singaporeans. However the article could have been a little more in depth - in particular the impact of the influx of cheap foreign labour on productivity as a whole and in the depression of wages especially for...
Gold medal for Economic Olympics?
I refer to Mr Lim's comments on Singapore's forecasted economic growth of between 13% and 15% this year as reported by Straits Times on 24 Aug 2010. Mr Lim said Singapore will win the Olympic gold medal for economic growth for being number one in economic rebound in 2010. But there is no Olympic medal for being the number...
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