[theold]

https://www.malaymail.com/news/singapore...ears/99435

[Tee tiong huat]

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Financial website Insider Monkey released its latest ranking of the "20 Richest Countries in the World by GDP Per Capita."

Taiwan ranked 12th with US$73,344 (NT$2.4 million), S'pore topped list US$157,354. Insider Monkey said the evaluation method was based on the per capita GDP data released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and involves the purchasing power parity (PPP) of each country, per China Times.

According to the "Top 20 Richest Countries in the World," the top five countries are: Singapore (US$ 157,354), Luxembourg (US$ 142,490), Qatar (US$124,834), Ireland (US$124,596), and the United Arab Emirates (US$88,221).

Meanwhile, the list of countries ranking from six to 20 includes Switzerland, Norway, the United States, San Marino, Brunei, Denmark, Taiwan, the Netherlands, Iceland, Austria, Andorra, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, and Australia.

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/5031445

[Tee tiong huat]

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Financial website Insider Monkey released its latest ranking of the "20 Richest Countries in the World by GDP Per Capita."

Taiwan ranked 12th with US$73,344 (NT$2.4 million), S'pore topped list US$157,354. Insider Monkey said the evaluation method was based on the per capita GDP data released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and involves the purchasing power parity (PPP) of each country, per China Times.

According to the "Top 20 Richest Countries in the World," the top five countries are: Singapore (US$ 157,354), Luxembourg (US$ 142,490), Qatar (US$124,834), Ireland (US$124,596), and the United Arab Emirates (US$88,221).

Meanwhile, the list of countries ranking from six to 20 includes Switzerland, Norway, the United States, San Marino, Brunei, Denmark, Taiwan, the Netherlands, Iceland, Austria, Andorra, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, and Australia.

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/5031445

According to the "Top 20 Richest Countries in the World," the top five countries are: 

1) Singapore (US$ 157,354), 2) Luxembourg (US$ 142,490), 
3) Qatar (US$124,834), 
4) Ireland (US$124,596), and the 
5) United Arab Emirates (US$88,221).

[Tee tiong huat]

Look like many people's put and earn their money in Singapore, include Alibaba, the Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.

[Ola]

Can PAP stop being a CRy Baby？

You control the URL, prices and housing grants

yet you give the unnecessary grants to rich PRs

and refuse to increase 10% of the property tax of PRs or those who sold within 7 years

活该!

[Wy:Nox]

I am sure the Govt made hundreds of billions elsewhere. A full complete of all Stat Boards and their Subsidiaries income statement is a better gauge.

[red3]

Why is it a deficit when it is zero after lease expired?

[Ernesto]

If the deficit sum is benchmark against private property price, it clearly show their hidden profit is obscene.