If it weren't for government interference, the laws of supply and demand would govern the taxi trade with almost frictionless efficiency.
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If it weren't for government interference, the laws of supply and demand would govern the taxi trade with almost frictionless efficiency.
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Whole world will benefit from China pursuing its goal of building a xiaokang, or relatively well-off society, by 2020, writes China's Vice Premier.
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"ASEAN Community in a Global Community of Nations”, it can be inferred that Indonesia’s leadership over the next 12 months will be more outward-looking.
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ST Political Correspondent Kor Kian Beng reflects on the TOC Face-to-Face Forum.
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The 2011 outlook is clouded by China's growing clout, the volatile situation on the Korean peninsula and corruption scandals in India.
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PAP MP Matthias Yao claims popular interpretation of the Retirement Age Act is wrong.
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Minimum wage legislation can be a costly distraction from what is really necessary.
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As the GE nears, Insight takes a party-by-party look at the state of the opposition. Have the various parties been making the rounds? Do they have enough candidates? Are they ready to go into battle with the ruling party?
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Change is something that no generation will ever be ready for, much like facing a rejected date when we were teenagers.
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