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Foreign-local worker swap unproductive
Academic offers viewpoint at roundtable which also touched on other key S'pore issues
Published Fri, Nov 13, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
IS the Singapore economy close to a tipping point? Is the labour market here really tight? Is Singapore left with productivity as the only source of growth, going forward?
These were recurring questions raised on Friday at the latest Singapore Economic Roundtable hosted by the Institute of Policy Studies and The Business Times.
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