While Andy Xie has been quite bearish on the sg,his colleague
Daniel Lian in MStanley is just opposite.In short
Strategies Are Working
from Part 2 of below.
2.
Morgan Stanley has been quite bearish on the
structural prospects for the Singapore economy, with our regional
economist, Andy Xie, believing that the
high-wage and resource-poor Singapore manufacturing strategy is
doomed to fail, and noting that it has no natural resources to
supply to China or India. Furthermore, Singapores value is tied to
Indonesia, and it faces the generic problem like Hong Kong of
its shrinking role as a middleman to inefficient hinterlands.
Singapore thus faces an inevitable decline in fortune.
I disagree with Andy on these counts. ........
---http://www.morganstanley.com/GEFdata/digests/20050808-mon.html
PART 1 of ''Singapore: Structural Re-Rating of Singapore?''
by
Daniel Lian (Singapore),Aug 08, 2005

3.Part 2 of ''Singapore: Structural Re-Rating of
Singapore?'' by
Daniel Lian
(Singapore).---http://www.morganstanley.com/GEFdata/digests/20050809-tue.html#anchor1
4.u need not agree on either one.But u have spend some time
to digest the data and draw conclusions .
5.can any one post Andy Xie research on Sg.
6.Singapore lessons for China,01 Jul
2005,A report by Dr Daniel Lian, Morgan Stanley.
http://www.sedb.com/edb/sg/en_uk/index/news_room/publications/singapore_investment/singapore_invesdtment7/singapore_lessons.html

Singapore's manufacturing sector has remained resilient, expanding
its share of GDP from 24.3 per cent to 27.1 per cent
The manufacting is the saving line of Sg.This little red dot is
going
to double manufacturing value by 2018 or 2015.