The Demise of Dubai – How the Mighty Have Fallen
By Damon Yeo An empire of sand castles, a mirage of El Dorado, a house built with a pack of cards – call it whatever you fancy but the reality is now evident – Dubai is crumbling under the weight of the financial crisis and collapse is imminent. It is fair to say that Dubai’s fall from grace did not happen overnight. Over...
PAP’s Quick-Fix Mentality will Exacerbate Singapore’s Economic Challenges
By Kevin Lee Earlier this decade, PM Lee Hsien Loong & the PAP faced a problem with Singapore's population economics. With the country's fertility rate way below the replacement rate of 2.1, Singaporeans were not making enough babies to replace themselves. The potential burden of this phenomenon was obvious - amongst other...
An analysis of Singapore’s property market this year
By Khalil Adis [Khalil Adis a former editor of Property Report. He now writes for Property Report, Property Guru and Temasek Review] 2009 has been a roller-coaster ride for Singapore’s private property market and 2010 will be an equally challenging year for the HDB resale market. A topsy-turvy year 2009 has so far been a year...
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