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Over the next 15 years, Asia will go from 20 percent to 66 percent of the world’s middle class. At the same time, the developed markets of North America and Europe, which held a combined 54 percent of the global middle class in 2009, are forecast to drop to only 21 percent by 2030. Basically, follow the money. Asia’s middle class consumers are the
... See moreJonathan Woetzel • The One Hour China Book (2017 Edition): Two Peking University Professors Explain All of China Business in Six Short Stories
The communists failed because it was a propaganda based on the barricade, and you get men running to the barricades only if they are really hungry, really desperate. Then, they are prepared to take up the stone, throw it into the glass window, turn the car over and burn it. When they are not desperate, when they are reasonably fed, reasonably cloth
... See moreKuan Yew Lee • The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew
An island city-state in Southeast Asia could not be ordinary if it was to survive. We had to make extraordinary efforts to become a tightly knit, rugged and adaptable people who could do things better and cheaper than our neighbours, because they wanted to bypass us and render obsolete our role as the entrepôt and middleman for the trade of the reg
... See moreKuan Yew Lee • The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew
Polis shows the clusters of opinion that exist and highlights statements that bridge them. This approach facilitates both consensus formation and a better understanding of the lines of division.
Audrey Tang • ⿻ 數位 Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy
As a result of all this, Singapore is a world leader in good governance by several metrics.
Michael Malice • The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics
2018 the World Economic Forum ranked Singapore first out of 137 countries when it came to trust in politicians and math/science education. It was second regarding overall infrastructure and overall education quality. Yet when it came to debt it was only one-hundred-twenty-eighth. Lee Kuan Yew’s reign is not without its critics. Yet