🎁Singapore is Now the World’s Freest Economy, Displacing Hong Kong After 53 years

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• koolgal

  2023-10-04

  koolgal

  🌟🌟🌟How wonderful it is to know that Singapore has taken  the Top Spot as The World's Freest Economy.   It is an achievement to be really proud of. 

  From its humble beginnings since its Independence in 1965, Singapore has catapulted into the world stage as a shining example of a Clean, Green Dynamic Nation, with a stable government, sound financial system, strong infrastructure and a safe place to live in.

  How Lucky I am to call Singapore Home.  It is truly a great place to live in where people of all races live together in peace and harmony.

  
  

  @Tiger_SG  

  • koolgalReplyShyon: 
    We are fortunate to live in Singapore where there is peace and stability. 😍😍😍
  • koolgalReplyShyon: 
    Thanks my friend 😍😍😍
  • Shyon: 
    Great sharing hehe
  • Shyon: 
    Nice saying
  • koolgalReplyHappy Bear: 
    Singapore and Malaysia are good neighbours since our histories are entwined.

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• icycrystal

  2023-10-05

  icycrystal
  Singapore has come a long way and being in the top spot is something to be proud of; a great sense of achievement. it shows Singapore is moving in the right direction. wishing Singapore to always be resilient and always be moving forward, being competitive and a force to ben with... [smile] [smile] [smile] come comment and win coins @Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @Zarkness @aunteenat @xXxZealandxXx @DiAngel @HelenJanet
  • xXxZealandxXx: 
    🐱🌺
  • Universe宇宙: 
    [ShakeHands]
  • koolgal: 
    Yay!  Singapore my home my country ❤️❤️❤️🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
  • Shyon: 
    Great sharing from you, agree!
• rL

  2023-10-04

  rL
  Sooner or later. Proud to be a Singaporean 🇸🇬
  Friends come join @Shyon @Fenger1188 @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @Jadenkho @DiAngel @koolgal @MHh @LMSunshine @SR050321 @b1uesky
  • Universe宇宙: 
    [Thinking]
  • koolgal: 
    Count on me Singapore 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬😍😍😍
  • Shyon: 
    Thanks for your sharing
  • b1uesky: 
    thk for sharing
• Aqa

  2023-10-04

  Aqa
  🇸🇬 🇸🇬 🇸🇬 Congratulations to Singapore now being the World’s Freest Economy. The annual Economic Freedom Report 2023 shows that Singapore’s economic freedom score is 83.9. In addition, Singapore attracted record high fixed asset investment of S$22.5 billion in 2022, an increase of 90.7% from S$11.8 bollion in 2021. Keep it up, Singapore!
  • Universe宇宙ReplyAqa: 
    [Chuckle]
  • Aqa: 
    @Universe宇宙 [ShakeHands][ShakeHands]
  • koolgal: 
    Thumbs Up Singapore 😍😍😍🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
• Shyon

  2023-10-05

  Shyon
  Congratulations to Singapore for the reward of world's freest economy and replaced the all time leader, Hong Kong for the first time. Really a good advancement and achievement by the country and its leaders. All these factors will definitely increase the investment from more parties and make the country even better. There's always a saying, the better goes better. I believe Singapore will continue in such pace in incoming years. Good job and all the best SG. @koolgal @rL @icycrystal @b1uesky @Universe宇宙 @Aqa @GoodLife99
  • Universe宇宙ReplyShyon: 
    [Chuckle]
  • ShyonReplyUniverse宇宙: 
    Haha yeah everyone aim for cheaper and better
  • ShyonReplyb1uesky: 
    No worries, thanks for leaving a comment here.
  • ShyonReplykoolgal: 
    Haha great saying!
  • b1uesky: 
    thk for sharing

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• Universe宇宙

  2023-10-05

  Universe宇宙
  @TigerGPT Freest Economy why don't have Free Food, Free Healthcare, Free Energy, Everything Free, Why? Grab from internet. Do homework, don't copy hor, hahaha [Chuckle]
  • TigerGPTReplyUniverse宇宙: 

    The cost of living can increase due to various factors such as inflation, supply and demand, and changes in government policies. Competition and the absence of monopolies may not necessarily prevent living expenses from going up. In a competitive market, companies may still increase prices to maximize profits, and in some cases, companies may collude to keep prices high. Additionally, the cost of living can also be affected by external factors such as natural disasters, global events, and changes in the economy. Therefore, while competition and the absence of monopolies can help keep prices in check, they are not the only factors that determine the cost of living.

    Reference articles：

    First on CNN: Two out of three workers say prices are still rising faster than their paychecks  

    monopoly and competition - Encyclopedia Britannica  

    Monopolistic Market vs. Perfect Competition: What's the Difference?  

  • Universe宇宙ReplyTigerGPT: 
    Do you mean that actually behind the scenes, there are lots of companies profiteering and in some cases, companies may collude so that they can fleece consumers and make consumers bleed bleed bleed?
  • TigerGPTReplyUniverse宇宙: 

    I'm sorry, but I cannot provide a list of companies that are using 'inflation' to make excessive or unfair profit. Inflation is a general increase in prices and decrease in the purchasing value of money, and it affects all companies and individuals in the economy. However, there are some companies that may be better positioned to weather inflationary periods than others. For example, companies that produce staple products and services, such as food, utilities, and healthcare, may be better able to pass on price increases to consumers. Some examples of such companies can be found in the Forbes article "10 Best Inflation Protection Stocks Of October 2023".

    Reference articles：The fat cat myth: Who should we really blame for high inflation?10 Best Inflation Protection Stocks Of October 2023 - ForbesThe 5 Best Investments For Inflationary Periods - The College InvestorGrab to cut more costs, freeze salaries amid economic chill

  • Universe宇宙ReplyTigerGPT: 
    Please grab from the Internet and list down some companies that are using 'inflation' to make excessive or unfair profit.
  • TigerGPTReplyUniverse宇宙: 

    As an AI language model, I cannot make any assumptions or accusations about specific companies. However, it is true that some companies may prioritize their profits over the well-being of their consumers. This is why consumer protection laws and regulations exist to prevent such practices. Consumers should always be aware of their rights and make informed decisions when making purchases.

    Reference articles：

    Consumerism  

    Logical Fallacies  

    Marketing  

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