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Introduction
Singapore is a city-state whose political
system is a one-party republic (authoritarian regime). The population of about
5.4 million people is made up mainly of Malaysians, Chinese and Indians. The
country has the second highest population density in the world with 7,879.2
inhabitants / km². The main languages are Malay (official language), English (used in administration and
business), Chinese (Mandarin) and Tamil. The currency is the Singaporean dollar
(1 Singapore dollar equals 0.60 cents). The country's HDI is 0.895 in 2012
(18th in the world rankings).
Historically, Singapore was founded by
Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles on behalf of the East India Company. The country
becomes the main port of the Asian continent during the 19 th and 20 th
centuries. The Japanese occupation during the Second World War is going to be a
very difficult time for the island. It is then attached to Malaysia until
independence in August 1965.
economic and financial:
Economic and financial risks are very low
in Singapore. Indeed the value of the currency tends to approach that of the
dollar (1 US dollar is 1.25 Singapore dollar). GDP growth is 3.4% expected in
2013 after a quieter 2012 (+ 1.3%). The GDP per capita is $ 33,989. Inflation
remains stable with an increase of 4.5% in 2013 as in 2012. The budget balance
represents 5.2% of GDP (in 2013). This balance has been on a downward trend
since 2011, as has the current account balance, which went from 24.4% in 2010
to 21.3% in 2013. Public debt, after having increased between 2010 and 2011,
sees its value relative to GDP fall (103.4%) which is positive.
The city-state has a powerful economy
thanks to the development of advanced industries, in sectors with high added
value such as chemistry, or the pharmaceutical and financial field. The country
attracts a lot of foreign direct investment thanks to a very favorable tax
regime. After two dull years due to the slowdown in international trade and the
euro crisis, the Singaporean economy is rising again, thanks to increased trade
with ASEAN members, which account for 30% of exports from the country.
geographical and environmental
One of Singapore's main problems is the
lack of space. Indeed the city-state is surrounded by waters: the South China
Sea, and the Strait of Johor in the North which materializes the border with
Malaysia. The country is "ultra-urbanized" with only 2.8% of forest
on its territory. It must therefore develop in the air by building buildings
higher and higher on the sea by creating the ground or underground. Underground
development has become increasingly important in recent years and represents a
major future challenge for the country.
For the rest Singapore is protected from
major geological hazards, including earthquakes and tsunamis. For example,
during the December 2004 tsunami, Singapore was protected by the island of
Sumatra.
Conclusion
Strength
-Political stability
-Geographical position
-Economic stability
-Taxation for FDI
weaknesses
-Lack of freedom
-Size of the country
-Ageing Population
-Conflict ethnic
opportunities
-ASEAN
-Development of maritime transport
Threat
-Tending countries to invest more and more in their regions (Western
countries)
-Piracy
- Increasing demand for freedom in the world
Singapore is therefore a developed Asian
country, which is doing very well in economic terms. Its geographical position
is very strategic and allows it to be a real global hub, especially in maritime
transport.
The
city-state will have to face several crucial issues to continue to prosper.
First the problem of lack of space that is increasingly worrying for the
government and its inhabitants because the island is difficult to expand. A
widening gap between rich and poor, and a rise in long-term unemployment of
low-skilled labor creates a climate of dangerous social tension for the
government. We will see if the latter will evolve in the future but for the
moment, it seems that continuity is privileged, with an authoritarian regime
that controls everything and allows the country to prosper
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