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http://theindependent.sg/blog/2015/...Feed:+tisingapore+(The+Independent+Singapore)
I refer to the report, “Richest 1% will own more than all the rest by 2016″ (Oxfam, 19 Jan 2015) – link http://www.oxfam.org/en/pressroom/pressreleases/2015-01-19/richest-1-will-own-more-all-rest-2016
May I offer a definition for such an extreme form of inequality?
I call it the “PAPareto Principle”, a variant of the Pareto Principle:
PAPareto Principle defined:
“99% of Singapore’s (or any country’s) and its people’s wealth and power are controlled by less than 1% of the people” – the 99/1 rule.
This is because Singapore’s wealth (significantly under the country’s sovereign wealth funds, GIC, Temasek and its Government Linked Companies or GLCs) and power are controlled by no more than 1% of the population, most of whom are linked to or connected with the ruling PAP government.
I refer to the report, “Richest 1% will own more than all the rest by 2016″ (Oxfam, 19 Jan 2015) – link http://www.oxfam.org/en/pressroom/pressreleases/2015-01-19/richest-1-will-own-more-all-rest-2016
May I offer a definition for such an extreme form of inequality?
I call it the “PAPareto Principle”, a variant of the Pareto Principle:
PAPareto Principle defined:
“99% of Singapore’s (or any country’s) and its people’s wealth and power are controlled by less than 1% of the people” – the 99/1 rule.
This is because Singapore’s wealth (significantly under the country’s sovereign wealth funds, GIC, Temasek and its Government Linked Companies or GLCs) and power are controlled by no more than 1% of the population, most of whom are linked to or connected with the ruling PAP government.