case of Singapore, a newly-industrialized economy in Asia. Interval regressions are employed because of grouped dependent … studies indicates that intergenerational earnings mobility in Singapore may be moderately low when compared internationally …. Education as a means through which parents invest in their children's future earnings appears important. There are some small …

countries: Singapore and Thailand. The economic crisis had interrupted three decades of steady growth that had been accompanied … by remarkable progress in poverty reduction and a betterment of social indicators like health and education. In … more acute in Thailand and with the wake of unemployment and decrease in real wages, income inequality increased both in …

“Race†and racial categories play a significant role in everyday life and state organization in Singapore. While … article explores national narratives of race, culture and belonging as they have developed over time, used as a tool for the … recognition of “mixed raceâ€. It illustrates how state-led understandings of race and “mixed race†describe processes of both …

With Singapore having the fifth fastest aging population in the world, the implications associated with such as a … phenomenon have finally placed the elderly on the Singapore Government's national agenda in 1999. As the elderly constitute an … increasing proportion of Singapore's population, it is pertinent to address their needs and concerns, which have direct impacts …