Singapore Business Guide delivers a comprehensive view of the Singaporean economy and business life, covering 25 key business-related topics. Individual articles blend overview with specific detail to make you a knowledgeable player quickly.
SINGAPORE BUSINESS GUIDE: BACK COVER
Singapore
The tiny multi-ethnic city-state of Singapore, which did not exist as a separate
entity with an independent economy until 1965, has become the conomic wonder of
Southeast Asia. Growing from a regional shipping hub to a low-cost manufacturing
center, and then to a world-class business and financial service center, its goal
is to become the Switzerland of the Far East
For Buyers: Singapore remains a center for labor-intensive
industries such as apparel and textiles, but is rapidly finding a niche in
engineering-intensive areas such as electronic components, pharmaceuticals, and specialty
chemicals.
For Sellers: Singapore's renewed focus on high-value-added
manufacturing and its constant upgrading of facilities and infrastructure puts it in the market for a
wide range of materials, equipment, and expertise from abroad. Singapore's high per capita
income (the third hightest in Asia) is also fueling domestic demand for imported consumer goods.
For Investors: Singapore's investment cllimate is excellent. Its authoritarian,
but unswervingly free-market government welcomes foreign investment and offers incentives for
new ventures that bring in advanced technology and training for its people.
Singapore Business: The Portable Encyclopedia for Doing Business with Singapore provides the know-how to
discover and take advantage of opportunities in Singapore. Whether you are importing, exporting, or
investing, you will find a wealth of detailed information that will keep you ahead of the
competition.
SINGAPORE BUSINESS GUIDE: TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Economy
Chapter 3: Current Issues
Chapter 4: Opportunities
Chapter 5: Foreign Investment
Chapter 6: Foreign Trade
Chapter 7: Import Policy & Procedures
Chapter 8: Export Policy & Procedures
Chapter 9: Industry Reviews
Chapter 10: Trade Fairs
Chapter 11: Business Travel
Chapter 12: Business Culture
Chapter 13: Demographics
Chapter 14: Marketing
Chapter 15: Business Entities & Formation
Chapter 16: Labor
Chapter 17: Business Law
Chapter 18: Financial Institutions
Chapter 19: Currency & Foreign Exchange
Chapter 20: International Payments
Chapter 21: Corporate Taxation
Chapter 22: Personal Taxation
Chapter 23: Ports & Airports
Chapter 24: Business Directory
Chapter 25: Important Addresses
Index
SINGAPORE BUSINESS GUIDE: AUTHORS/CONTRIBUTORS
Singapore Business has a long list of collaborators, which includes:
Christine Genzberger, David E. Horovitz,
William T. LeGro, Jonathan W. Libbey,
Charles Smithson Mills, Karla Shippey, J.D.,
James L. Nolan, Stacey Padrick,
Kelly Wang, Chansonette Buck Wedemeyer,
Alexandra Woznick.
Also includes contributions by:
Auerbach Intl., Baker & McKenzie, CIGNA Property and Casualty,
Ernst & Young, Far Eastern Economic Review,
Singapore Trade Development Board, and many other corporate specialists, attorneys and trade promotion groups.
Series Editor: Edward G. Hinkelman"
Singapore Business
The Portable Encyclopedia For Doing Business with Singapore
Pages: 312
Binding: Softcover
Author: Christine A. Genzberger, et al.
Size: 7"X10" (17.78X25.4cm)
ISBN: 0-9631864-6-9
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