Recent Posts
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Jiang Haolie wrote a new post, Budget 101 Slides, on the site CAPE 4 days, 16 hours ago
On 10 Jan, CAPE hosted a Budget 101 session with Member of Parliament Louis Ng and his team of Legislative Assistants. The info slides on the parliamentary budget process can be found below!
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e0191979 wrote a new post, Luck egalitarianism, dominance and state perfectionism in Singapore, on the site Equality and Democracy 1 week, 2 days ago
In the post “Singapore, A Luck Egalitarian Society?”, the writer establishes Singapore as a luck egalitarian society and uses Elizabeth Anderson’s criticism of luck egalitarianism’s lack of respect and concern […]
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e0191979 wrote a new post, The Injustice of Philadelphia Area Public School Funding: A Dominant Bridge Between Wealth and Education, on the site Equality and Democracy 1 week, 2 days ago
In wealthy, suburban townships of Philadelphia, the average school district spent 33% more in per student than center city districts in 2015.[1] This astonishing figure is a biproduct of years of injustice imposed […]
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e0191979 wrote a new post, Government Scholarships for Tertiary Education in Singapore: Questioning the Singaporean Formula for Success in Achieving our Social Goals, on the site Equality and Democracy 1 week, 2 days ago
Singapore has always been conscientious of its identity as an economic success story, and has drawn from its history a formula for success and a justification for its social and economic policies. Singapore’s l […]
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e0191979 wrote a new post, The Incentives Argument: Ministerial Wage in Singapore, on the site Equality and Democracy 1 week, 3 days ago
Singapore is well known for paying its ministers and political leaders high salaries. In Singapore, the average entry-level minister is paid $1.1 million annually. Their pay is benchmarked to 60% of the median […]
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e0191979 wrote a new post, A Living Wage Cannot be Defined: Reflections on the Progressive Wage Model, on the site Equality and Democracy 1 week, 5 days ago
Ambassador Tommy Koh’s comments in the IPS summit have led to renewed interest in the Progressive Wage Model (PWM), with numerous academics and public intellectuals weighing in on the economic[1], p […]
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Jiang Haolie wrote a new post, 2018: A Year In Review, on the site CAPE 1 week, 5 days ago
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