Showing posts with label Singapore's economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Singapore's economy. Show all posts

View: Are The Water Price Hikes in Singapore Announced in 2017 Justified?

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This economics view post is contributed by the editor of JC Economics Essays The Budget and Committee of Supply Debates 2017 in Singa...

A Summary: Singapore’s 2017 Budget Statement Aims to Build Singapore's Future Economy

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This economics summary of Singapore's Budget 2017 is contributed by a former economics lecturer What Happened? A Brief Summary of...

View: The Economic Impact of Disruptive Tech on Singapore's Economy

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This economics article is contributed by a kind reader This economic perspectives essay deals with the rise of new, disruptive techno...

What is the economic impact of Brexit on Asian economies?

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This economics post explains and analyses the possible economic consequences of Brexit on Asian economies and was created through synthes...

Economics Posts [1] - What Kind of Society Would I Want to Live In?

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Adapted and excerpted from Ryan Foo - special thanks to Ryan for his article What kind of society would I want to live in? I was ...

Economics Posts - Series on Social and Economic Issues

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In late 2015, I was attending a talk at Civil Service College (CSC) on social enterprises and the varied, interesting, and exciting work t...

Explain why trade occurs between Singapore and its trading partners. [10]

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International trade refers to the exchange of goods and services across international boundaries. In this essay, I will be explaining why...

Discuss whether governments should rely solely on supply-side policies to achieve its macroeconomic aims. [15]

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(Please see previous post on JC Economics Essays on macroeconomic aims and conflicts.) Explain the possible conflicts in the ach...

Explain the factors affecting Aggregate Demand (AD), given the context of Singapore. [10]

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This economics paper explains the factors affecting Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS), given the context of Singapore.  ...

Discuss if Singapore is among the economies worldwide that have the most to gain from globalisation. [25]

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Globalisation refers to the increasing integration and interdependence of the world’s economies arising from increased trade and greater ...