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Chang Yee Kwan

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Chang Yee Kwan is a Research Fellow at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.

Combatting the cost of living is essential for Singapore
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Southeast Asia
Singapore’s measured progress and guarded optimism in 2021
- Chang Yee Kwan
- South Asia
Singapore’s uncertain economic recovery in 2021
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Economic concerns overshadow Singapore’s bicentenary
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Kelvin Lee
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Signs of transition and renewal in Singapore
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Mukul Asher
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Tentative but no fundamental change in Singapore
- Mukul Asher
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Enhancing public debate on inequality in Singapore
- Mukul Asher
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Singapore, still growing strongly, resists social transformation
- Mukul Asher
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Economics
- Southeast Asia
Population increases in Singapore: balancing growth and quality-of-life
- Mukul Asher
- Chang Yee Kwan
Singapore in 2012: balancing growth with domestic imperatives
- Mukul Asher
- Chang Yee Kwan
- Economics
- Southeast Asia

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Chang Yee Kwan

Combatting the cost of living is essential for Singapore

Singapore’s measured progress and guarded optimism in 2021

Singapore’s uncertain economic recovery in 2021

Economic concerns overshadow Singapore’s bicentenary

Signs of transition and renewal in Singapore

Tentative but no fundamental change in Singapore

Enhancing public debate on inequality in Singapore

Singapore, still growing strongly, resists social transformation

Population increases in Singapore: balancing growth and quality-of-life

Singapore in 2012: balancing growth with domestic imperatives

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