Sự phát triển của Singapore

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Singapore Among Most Competitive Economies in Asia

By Alex Frangos

Singapore was touted in the report for the “efficiency of its goods and labor markets” and its superior infrastructure and financial markets....

Vietnam, meantime, fell ten places to 75th, after falling six places the year before. It’s the second lowest ranking among the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ahead only of Cambodia at 85th. Vietnam struggled recently with high inflation, followed these days by its slowest growth in several years — factors that hurt its score on macroeconomic stability. Infrastructure is also a constraint and public institutions are seen as corrupt and inefficient. Respect of property rights and intellectual property ranked in the lower third of countries. ...

Wall Street Journal

http://blogs.wsj.com/searealtime/201...omies-in-asia/

CHXHCNVN dù có nhiêù viện trợ và kiêù hôí, vẫn tụt hạng. Trong khôí ASEAN thì CHXHCNVN chỉ trên Cambodia (Campuchia) và CHXHCNVN có nhiêù vân´ đề liên quan lạm phát nặng nề, các cơ quan chính phủ tham nhũng và không hiệu quả ...

Thu nhập tính theo đâù ngươì : Singapore đứng đầu thế giới về thu nhập bình quân đầu người , sau đó là tơí Na Uy (thư´ hai) và Mỹ (thư´ba) .

Nam Hàn, Đài Loan ... cũng đang lên .


The World’s Richest Country

Yet another wealth report has put tiny Singapore on the top of its charts – this time, as the wealthiest nation in the world by GDP per capita, beating out Norway, the U.S., Hong Kong and Switzerland.

The report, released by Knight Frank and Citi Private Wealth, estimates that Singapore’s GDP per capita – at US$56,532 in 2010, measured by purchasing power parity – is the highest in the world, topping Norway (US$51, 226), the US (US$45, 511) and Hong Kong (US$45, 301). The report also predicts that Singapore will hold its place as the world’s most affluent country in 2050 (by GDP per capita), followed closely by Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea who will displace Norway and Switzerland as the world’s richest places.

http://blogs.wsj.com/searealtime/201...ichest-people/


S’pore is now richest in the world

Singapore topped the charts for highest GDP per capita in 2010 at close to SGD $70,000 (USD $56,532), according to a study.

In the Wealth Report 2012 published by Knight Frank and Citi Private Bank, Singapore is also expected to continue to be the global leader in 2050.

GDP per capita refers to the total output of a country divided by the population.

Trailing closely behind Singapore is Norway at about SGD $63,000 (USD $51,226), then the U.S. at about SGD $56,200 (USD $45,511)...

read more in :

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/s%E2%80%99p...the-world.html

http://www.asianewsnet.net/news-35053.html

http://business.asiaone.com/Business...15-365526.html

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"Some of the factors contributing to Singapore’s forecast performance are its ‘human capital’ – a skilled and educated labour force (which is likely to lead to better long-term prospects for a country’s economic growth), the dynamic business environment (with legislation to match), openness to trade, capital mobility and foreign direct investment. Also, it is worth noting that there is a global eastwards shift in economic activity – Singapore is perfectly positioned to take advantage of this," Gilmore added.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/s%E2%80%99p...the-world.html

Một trong số các yếu tố góp phần thực hiện dự báo của Singapore là vốn con người của nó ...

Chỉ số phát triển con người (chỉ số HDI) - Human Development Report - HDI rankings

Theo phúc trình của Liên Hiệp Quốc, Singapore đứng thứ 26 trong 187 quốc gia (Very high human development = Chỉ số phát triển con người khá cao)

http://hdr.undp.org/en/statistics/

Mâý nươc´ một đảng như CHXHCNVN thì thi hành chính sách ngu dân để trị .