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It is excellent for the oppositions this time round.
Simply it is too easy to discredit the famiLEE LEEgime using these figures, it is better than too many countries, as a figure. But the voters (almost every one) can not feel any such benefit to themselves - @ their household income.
famiLEE LEEgime had produced these classic falsehood for too many years and voters have learned it their own hard ways. Far too many times. These figures will only mean fees and living expenses to go up. Not household income. Not take their home pays.
It only means the ministers pays increased again. Not ours.
Whatever figures that famiLEE LEEgime cooked, it is only money in their own pockets, not us, not the peasants. We know and the voters surely knows too! You only need to mention it the voters will strongly echo it. The ballots will go against the famiLEE LEEgime rest assured.
http://business.asiaone.com/Business/News/Story/A1Story20100715-227028.html
S'pore economy blazes to the top <!-- TITLE : end-->
<!-- Story With Image End --> <!-- CONTENT : start --> SINGAPORE expects its economy to soar as much as 15 per cent this year after record expansion in the second quarter, making it possibly the world's fastest-growing economy this year.
The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) yesterday sharply revised the country's annual economic- growth forecast to a sizzling 13-15 per cent.
This new estimate - adjusted upwards for the third time this year - is double MTI's previous prediction of 7-9 per cent year-on-year expansion, and would mean that the country would beat even regional powerhouses China and India in growth.
China is expected to post 10 per cent growth this year, while it is predicted that India will grow by 8.5 per cent.
Advance estimates for the second quarter have also indicated that Singapore's economy continued to expand strongly. Real gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by a new all-time high of 19.3 per cent, compared to the same period last year.
In its report, the MTI pointed to two specific reasons for the updated growth forecast - better-than-predicted economic performance in the first quarter of the year, and stronger-than-expected growth in the second quarter. MTI said that, according to the latest official data, Singapore's economy in the first quarter actually expanded by 16.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis - a record-high rate.
This was 1.4 percentage point higher than the growth rate initially estimated in May.
Simply it is too easy to discredit the famiLEE LEEgime using these figures, it is better than too many countries, as a figure. But the voters (almost every one) can not feel any such benefit to themselves - @ their household income.
famiLEE LEEgime had produced these classic falsehood for too many years and voters have learned it their own hard ways. Far too many times. These figures will only mean fees and living expenses to go up. Not household income. Not take their home pays.
It only means the ministers pays increased again. Not ours.
Whatever figures that famiLEE LEEgime cooked, it is only money in their own pockets, not us, not the peasants. We know and the voters surely knows too! You only need to mention it the voters will strongly echo it. The ballots will go against the famiLEE LEEgime rest assured.

http://business.asiaone.com/Business/News/Story/A1Story20100715-227028.html
S'pore economy blazes to the top <!-- TITLE : end-->

The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) yesterday sharply revised the country's annual economic- growth forecast to a sizzling 13-15 per cent.
This new estimate - adjusted upwards for the third time this year - is double MTI's previous prediction of 7-9 per cent year-on-year expansion, and would mean that the country would beat even regional powerhouses China and India in growth.
China is expected to post 10 per cent growth this year, while it is predicted that India will grow by 8.5 per cent.
Advance estimates for the second quarter have also indicated that Singapore's economy continued to expand strongly. Real gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by a new all-time high of 19.3 per cent, compared to the same period last year.
In its report, the MTI pointed to two specific reasons for the updated growth forecast - better-than-predicted economic performance in the first quarter of the year, and stronger-than-expected growth in the second quarter. MTI said that, according to the latest official data, Singapore's economy in the first quarter actually expanded by 16.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis - a record-high rate.
This was 1.4 percentage point higher than the growth rate initially estimated in May.