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GDP Singapura Terburuk Asia??? -4.1%!!!!
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Edited by dcruins at 20-11-2016 09:36 AM
Apa jadi dengan negara Kiasu kebanggaan Oversea Chinese ni???Sing Dollar bukan main kuat, tapi dah berapa quarter asyik dekat2 garis recession jerrr.....
Ni jiran korang yang Ringgit nyerrr melemah gilerrrr pun masih boleh buat kejutan dengan growth 4.3% lagi!!!, ketawa punyerrr ketawa warga mereka dengan ringgit kiterrr di social media tak henti2, tup tup tup GDP mereka dah masuk red zone, tambah lagi dengan kesan Donald Trump yg bakal masuk ke White House di Q1 2017 sekitar bulan January & TPPA yg bakal ditendang Trump....
tak kan nak guna alasan Temasek tak derrr natural resources lagi??? kalau ada yg guna alasan ni lagi, bantai jerrr macam mod news portal ni buat,
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States Times Review Singapore's maritime location itself is a natural resourceLike · Reply · 24 · 7 hrs · Edited
Leslie Kazuki Ng Singapore's local educated talent pool which is heavily underused is a source of "Natural"Resource
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Singapore become worst performer in Asia
November 19 2016
http://statestimesreview.com/2016/11/19/singapore-become-worst-performer-in-asia/?ak_action=reject_mobile
All Asian countries posted their latest GDP figures suggesting a gold mine in the region with the exception of Singapore, who posted a -4.1% GDP in its latest quarterly projection.
Here are the recent Q3 GDP figures released by others in Asia:
Philippines +7.1%
Vietnam +7.0%
Indonesia +5.02%
Malaysia +4.3%
Taiwan +2.06%
Japan +2.2%
New Zealand +0.9%
South Korea +0.7%
Hongkong +0.6%
Singapore -4.1%
This news however contradict Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s claim made at a student dialogue a month ago.
“The world economy is struggling, I am confident that Singapore will do well in the long term. If any city in the world is in a position to do well in the new world economy, Singapore should be that place.”
In its latest GDP report published in October, Monetary Authority of Singapore claimed that business sentiments have been lacklustre and that unemployment figures will likely go up.
Minister of State Chan Chun Sing however expressed optimism and denied the seriousness of the Singapore recession, saying that only some sectors are not performing. The Minister without portfolio however stated that the government will “help” if there is a need, without giving specifics.
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(Kiasu mode:ON)
Mana boleh negara sebelah yg ringgit nyerrr melemah gilerrrrr growth nyerrr masih boleh bertahan, kiterrr Dollar maaaa....
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Ini semua berkat kebijaksanaan pemimpin kita yakni dato seri Mohammad Najib tun abdul razak..
Di saat peon2 lain asyik meroyan pasal forex, najib fokuskan kat GDP..
ohya, untuk pengetahuan peon spm cukup2 makan yang tak sempat belajar ekonomi kat universiti, petunjuk paling dominan dalam ekonomi sesebuah negara ialah GDP.. |
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ketawa punyerrr ketawa mereka dengan ringgit lemah, bila kiterrr pi hentam mereka balik tentang perkara ni di social media mereka, mula laaa nak maki2 & nak main ban report segala.....
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Penyembah2 Singapura cawangan Malaysia yg baru balik dari Bersih, sila beri sepatah dua....
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Edited by tripleid at 19-11-2016 08:18 PM
sujud syukur jah aku kalo singaporn bangrap.slama ni bongkak sgt kan.cashlah kan |
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Tak laaa sampai bankrap,tu jauhhh lagi..... , slow jerrrr.....
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1 Singapore Dollar equals
3.09 Malaysian Ringgit
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1 Singapore Dollar equals
3.09 Malaysian Ringgit 
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apa guna Sing Dollar kuat tapi growth dah nyawa2 ikan??? Ringgit lemah gilerrr pun boleh buat kejutan GDP 4.3% Q3 2016......
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1 US Dollar equals
4.41 Malaysian Ringgit
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RP255 replied at 19-11-2016 08:21 PM
1 Singapore Dollar equals
3.09 Malaysian Ringgit
Macam bangkem katakan tadi, peon2 je yang lebih utamakan exchange rate berbanding gdp growth.. padahal kalau nak tahu sakit sihatnya ekonomi sesebuah negara, kena tengok gdp..
Peon je..
Peon.. |
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Edited by dcruins at 19-11-2016 08:30 PM
Anak Lee Kuan Yew nak bawa kemana negara nyerr ni???hilang prestige Sing Dollar menguat tapi GDP dah macam saat2 Greece nak bankrap, negatif!!
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kamu tahu tak data gdp growth boleh dimanipulasikan
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RP255 replied at 19-11-2016 08:38 PM
kamu tahu tak data gdp growth boleh dimanipulasikan
Camne tu pek?? Apek tau tak ape tu gdp?
Yang bangkem tau, exchange rate lagi senang nak dimanipulasi |
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negatif dah growth temasek tuuuu,shipping mereka pun sakit, ada yang dah kena lelong pun macam Keppel....
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nak manipulasi macam mana lagi, dah subscribe dengan credit rating agency dunia dahhh.....checkmate.
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https://www.quora.com/How-could- ... data-be-manipulated
How could a country's GDP data be manipulated?
There are two likely reasons why someone might want to manipulate GDP figures; either to make GDP look like it is growing faster than it is, or to make GDP look bigger relative to that of another country (or countries).
If you want to manipulate the data to make it appear that GDP is growing more than it is, the easiest way to do this is to underestimate inflation. If GDP grew in absolute terms by 3% and inflation was 2%, real GDP growth is only 1%. But if you selectively choose which prices you include in your measure of inflation and arrive at an inflation figure of only 1%, then real GDP growth is 2% - which looks twice as good.
If you want to make your GDP look better than that of another country, there are more weapons at your disposal. Most obviously, you can choose an accounting date where the exchange rate was in your favour to overstate the value of your national output. If your country uses Euros and you want to compare it to the US, look at the fluctuations in the EUR/USD exchange rate over the last 12 months and look for a time when the Euro was relatively strong. If the Euro has moved around between $1.20 and $1.35 in that time, clearly your figures will look better if you prepare them for a year ending around about when the Euro hit its peak.
After that you can concentrate on creative accounting of the core GDP data itself - for instance, are goods held in inventory included, even if they have not yet been sold? Government finances are very open to accounting variations, and money borrowed to inject fiscal stimulus (and so artificially increase GDP) may be offset into other years. There is a general tendency for government to devise increasingly generous ways of measuring GDP over time and the euphemism for such practices is "Pollyanna Creep", described in further detail here:
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Post time 19-11-2016 07:50 PM
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