Why isn't Singapore in the top 10?

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:confused:The Most Educated Countries in the World.

Parents work hard and even to the extend of having tution for their children in the evening and weekend.

Might it be too many fake paper cert from ah neh,ah tiong, pinoy and whatever that is bringing it down?

looking at the GDP of the top 10 vs SG, somewhere along did SG made a U- turn.....:confused::confused::*:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/the-most-educated-countries-in-the-world.html

S'pore world's most affluent by GDP per capita

SINGAPORE - A study of the world's economies has shown that Singapore had the highest gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the world in 2010, and will likely remain at the top spot as far as 2050.

In The Wealth Report 2012, a global study on property and wealth compiled by Knight Frank and Citi Private Bank, Singapore was listed as the world's most affluent with a GDP per capita of US$56,532 (S$70,450) in 2010.




1) Canada
Pct. population with tertiary education: 51%
> Average annual growth rate (2000-2010): 2.4% (5th lowest)
> GDP per capita: $39,050 (11th highest)

2) Isreal
> Pct. population with tertiary education: 46%
> Average annual growth rate (2000-2010): N/A
> GDP per capita: $26,531 (13th lowest)

3) Japan
> Pct. population with tertiary education: 45%
> Average annual growth rate (2000-2010): 2.9% (10th lowest)
> GDP per capita: $33,785 (18th highest)

4) USA

> Pct. population with tertiary education: 42%
> Average annual growth rate (2000-2010): 1.3% (2nd lowest)
> GDP per capita: $46,548 (4th highest)

5) New Zealand
Thinkstock> Pct. population with tertiary education: 41%
> Average annual growth rate (2000-2010): 3.5% (13th highest)
> GDP per capita: $29,711 (17th lowest)
 
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Japarnese can't even write or speak proper Engrish even though most of them had a tertiary education :rolleyes:




As for your siggy : Because they are always around your arse and full of shit
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What does Politicians and Diapers have in common for the same reason ?


Because they are always around your arse and full of shit
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S'pore world's most affluent by GDP per capita

SINGAPORE - A study of the world's economies has shown that Singapore had the highest gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the world in 2010, and will likely remain at the top spot as far as 2050.

In The Wealth Report 2012, a global study on property and wealth compiled by Knight Frank and Citi Private Bank, Singapore was listed as the world's most affluent with a GDP per capita of US$56,532 (S$70,450) in 2010.

Gong jiao wei again. Any list that doesn't include Luxembourg and Qatar among the richest countries per capita can be dismissed altogether. The World Bank puts Sinkieland at 19th in the world, not 1st. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita Purchasing power parity is used to inflate the GDP figures of 3rd world, developing cuntries like Singapore and China. You wanna compare, compare using the nominal figures. :rolleyes:
 
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The study refers to tertiary education. Singapore will never be even in the top 20 for % of populaton with tertiary education.This is a deliberate policy by the PAP. IN other coutries like Taiwan and SOuth Korea, something like 40% of all primary one students can get into a uni. This why they can produce so many engineers and what not for their big companies. The PAP's policy is to save money. All unis are negative profit centres.It costs much more to run a uni than it can collect in school fees. Therefore, for decades, there were only 2 unis in singapore, and than went to 1. Now, you are seeing a proliferation of recent unis, but they are trying to cater to international students who pay a higher school fee. If the enterprise does not make money, the PAP does not want to do it.

Also, unis have proven to be a breeding ground for student activism and social changes. That is the last thing the PAP wants, so, by restricting the number of unis and students, they assure that the chances for discontent is not there. If there are many unis in singapore, during receesions, there will be many unemployed uni grads, and that again is another source for social unrest.

This tertiary education policy of singapore (namely to make a uni spot very exclusive and elite by restricting the number available), has resulted in an unmitigated disaster. This disaster is on the same level as Temasek losses. Generations of singaporeans have been forced to study overseas, resulting in the outflow of $billions of dollars from the singapore economy into the economies of UK, US, Australia, and Canada. It has also caused a shortage of qualified tertiary educated citizens, which is one of the major excuses the US has used to import large number of FTs who are university graduate fron their home countries..
 
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