Recommended Sites:
Singapore Country Profile: Singapore InfoMap. Bite-sized facts and figures about Singapore's land and climate, people, education, health, government, economic indicators, GDP by industry, trade, leisure, households, transport and communications, employment, government expenditure, mass media, arts and tourism.
Market Analysis Reports: Euromonitor. Detailed analysis reports on various market sectors in Singapore from Global Market Information Database. Includes reports on: Food and Beverages, Healthcare, Household Products, Industrial and Manufacturing, Personal Care, Retail, Travel and Tourism. Click on Market Analysis icon, and type "Singapore" in the search box. [Intranet]
Knowledgenet Singapore: National Archives Singapore. Rich reference information of historical and geographical information including digitized archives of Singapore historical documents and audio-visual material. It also incorporates an electronic journal that is built in association with the Singapore Heritage Society and the South Seas Society.
Reports & Articles from the EIU: Economist Intelligence Unit. Reports including Country Profile, Country Report, Country Watchlist, Regulatory watch, Economic Outlook, Political Outlook etc. [Intranet]
Singapore - A Country Study: Library of Congress. Description and analysis of the historical setting and the social, economic, political, and national security systems and institutions of the country and examines the interrelationships of those systems and the ways they are shaped by cultural factors.
Singapore: EIU Viewswire. Country risks, forecasts, scorecards in areas of Politics, Finance, Economy, Business, Regulation in various industries. [Intranet]
World Factbook Singapore: Central Intelligence Agency. Provides a snapshot of wide-ranging, hard-to-locate information about the background, geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for Singapore. Subcategories include geographic coordinates, Gross Domestic Product, number of telephones, natural resources, legal systems, political parties, illicit drugs, mortality rates, and more.
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