Singapore and the problems of success

Article Abstract:

Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong insists his People's Action Party (PAP) will continue their strict economic policies which have provided Singapore with a very healthy economy. The PAP lost four seats in the last general election but insists it will maintain its strict social and political controls as well.

Economic policy, Public opinion, People's Action Party (Singapore), Goh Chok Tong

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Where Hong Kong has the edge

Article Abstract:

The economies of Hong Kong and Singapore have grown at similar rates since 1960 despite the huge differences in government controls on investment and development of industries. Alwyn Young of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology expects Singapore's economy to have difficulties soon.

Reports, Hong Kong, Young, Alwyn

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Bubbling along: investment in South-East Asia

Article Abstract:

Southeast Asia's newly industrialized countries fear the loss of foreign investment to countries with cheaper labor. Singapore's infrastructure and skilled managers will ensure it a continued place in regional investment.

Foreign investments

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