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22-10-2012, 08:21 PM
Ha ha, in some democracies, even with 49% the party(A) can get into power. Because the rival (B) got 30% and © got 21%.
Anyway, my point is that from the financial point of view Singapore is not easy to run. Want to grow but cannot hire foreigners, then the low-level jobs Singaporeans dowan to do. Also the big big questions like how to keep Singapore growing (when developed countries like Japan, US and European countries all in a funk). How to protect Singapore from currency attacks (like the 97-98 scenario). How to control asset prices and stocks from getting inflated when QE1,2,3 money flows here in a tidal wave? Or let it inflate and Singaporeans get rich, but how to prevent the bust when the money flows out?
I see us like the developed countries. Our people are not hungry anymore. I speak for myself. If I have to work in the sun for 8 hours a day I also don't think I want. But what job can I do that others cannot do cheaper and better? I really dunno. I want to complain, but complain with no solution also no use mah.
Anyway, my point is that from the financial point of view Singapore is not easy to run. Want to grow but cannot hire foreigners, then the low-level jobs Singaporeans dowan to do. Also the big big questions like how to keep Singapore growing (when developed countries like Japan, US and European countries all in a funk). How to protect Singapore from currency attacks (like the 97-98 scenario). How to control asset prices and stocks from getting inflated when QE1,2,3 money flows here in a tidal wave? Or let it inflate and Singaporeans get rich, but how to prevent the bust when the money flows out?
I see us like the developed countries. Our people are not hungry anymore. I speak for myself. If I have to work in the sun for 8 hours a day I also don't think I want. But what job can I do that others cannot do cheaper and better? I really dunno. I want to complain, but complain with no solution also no use mah.