- Since its independence in 1965, Singapore has become a global economic powerhouse.
- With its 'entrepot' history, Singapore is a regional trading hub ranked as the 2nd most competitive country in the world.
- Recently, Singapore has moved up the economic ladder into higher value added sectors, e.g. biotechnology and the biomedical industry.
- Singapore's fiscal conservatism, ample FX reserves and solid legal infrastructure underscore the country's relative attractiveness within a fast growing region.
Monday, 11 August 2014
Singapore: Asia's Little Red Dot and Economic Powerhouse
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economy,
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Government,
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