Did you see the reasons I pointed out?
The figures need not be faked. But it does not fully show the true
picture, something which I have been claiming all along. There are
a variety of reasons, one of which I have mentioned is industry,
and another of which is that the largest employer in Singapore is
the public service, which mainly employ locals/citizens. Just SAF
alone has 60.5k regular soldiers, and this most likely excludes the
admin stuff. Imagine with MAS, EDB, GIC, DSO, and many other govt
agencies, how many workers out of the 1.25 mil citizens are left to
work in private companies that we see outside?
Again, supposed there are 1000 locals with 4% unemployed (40 pple).
Supposed you were to choose 0.2% (20 pple) out. Do you think such a
sample size will correctly give an estimation of the situation at
hand? It is only qlqq9, whom with a poor understanding of
statistics, who prefers to call it a form of attacking him when I
talk logic. To him, his experience is logic. Everything else must
be illogical.
