Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- Abbreviations in the Book -- Part 1 The Singapore Economy -- 1 Budget Day Speech -- 2 Transformation of Singapore's Economy, 1960-1985 -- 3 Experience and Prospect of Singapore's Economic Development: Strategy Formulation and Execution -- 4 National Day Eve Address -- Part 2 Industrial Relations -- 5 World Economic Prospects -- 6 Prospects of the Labour Movement in Singapore in the 1980s -- 7 General Problems of Industrial Economies -- 8 Partners in Progress with Trade Unions -- Part 3 Public Enterprisesand the Government -- 9 ASEAN and the Pacific Basin -- 10 Public Enterprises -- 11 Public Administration and Economic Development in LDCs -- 12 Old Guard, New Guard and Other Establishments -- Part 4 Monetary and Financial Economics -- 13 International Financial System -- 14 Role of Money -- 15 MAS Amendment Bill -- 16 Regional Financial Co-operation in Asia -- 17 Why a Currency Board? -- Part 5 Role of Educationand Knowledge -- 18 Report on the Ministry of Education, 1978 -- 19 Education and Social Change -- 20 Nature versus Nurture -- 21 Schools Council -- 22 The Human Element in Comparative Development Experience -- 23 Knowledge as a Factor of Success -- 24 What Causes Fast Economic Growth? -- Part 6 Values and Society -- 25 Equality in Education -- 26 Asian Values -- 27 The Economic Basisof Growth of Cities -- 28 Economic Growth and the Intelligentsia- A Comparison of Experience in the Mainland and the Periphery -- Part 7 Regional and Global Perspectives -- 29 China and South-East Asia: A View from Singapore -- 30 The Vietnam War: Round 3 -- 31 Singapore and the Development Issues of the 1990s -- Part 8 The Awakening Giant -- 32 China's Economic Policies in a Historical Perspective -- 33 Li Peng on China's State Enterprises -- 34 Into the 21st Century -- 35 Doing Business in China.

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