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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

Policy That Destroys Local Jobs

Decline of Education industry ST reported about the industry’s decline on 8 Oct. Some see it as a result of Edutrust programme. Singapore loses out to Malaysia as an Education Hub. Malaysia currently hosts 93,000 international students while Singapore declined sharply from 100,000 last year to 84,000 currently, 16% drop. Thousands...

New GPS tracking to replace current ERP

A new GPS system of charging self-drive commuters adds pressure to switch to public transport. Motorists to be hit in the pocket again. As one of the world’s most expensive countries for car-owners, Singapore has started to test a new satellite-tracking technology to tax vehicles on congested roads. The government plans to...

First Hand Account: Population dialogue session with ministers

I was there at the dialogue session, it was so well orchestrated that it felt like a multi-level marketing "sales" event. It started with DPM Teo giving the presentation on fertility rates, immigration numbers etc and reinforced that immigration is needed to fill in the missing babies since 1980s. Charts, numbers and graphs...

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