Economy of developing country. Singapore

Fifty years ago, the city-state of Singapore was an undeveloped country with a GDP per capita of less than US $320. Today, it is one of the world's fastest growing economies. Its GDP per capita has risen to an incredible US $60,000, making it the sixth highest in the world based on Central Intelligence Agency figures. For a country that lacks territory and natural resources, Singapore's economic ascension is nothing short of remarkable. By embracing globalization, free market capitalism, education, and strict pragmatic policies, the country has been able to overcome their geographic disadvantages and become a leader in global commerce.

Introduction
History
Globalization in Singapore
Singapore Today
Government and politics
Economy
Modern-day economy
Economic history
Sectors
Employment and poverty
Trade, investment and aid
Singapore workforce
Public finance
Monetary policy
Taxation
A FUTURE ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE?