Episodes
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Singapore has the 5th lowest TFR in the world at 1.1 - this is far lower than the replacement TFR of 2.1.
Why are Singaporeans not having children? How can we solve this? Let's investigate this in this week's episode!
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Episodes manquant?
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In this episode - we talk about Bentleys, unreasonable drivers & whether driving kids to school makes them less tough ;)
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In the last 15 years of tutoring, I've come across various misconceptions that students have about the subject. I'll cover three of them in this episode!
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Learn what has the re-appearance and disappearance of the Chicken McCrispy from the Singapore menu has got to do with Market Structure
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A Level students come on in!
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We explore the reasons, why and why not.
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What the heck is a prudent fiscal policy
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What are the challenges that the Singapore economy is currently facing? How are we dealing with them in this year's Budget?
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Previous epidemics have shown us the tremendous impact outbreaks have on our economy. The Wuhan coronavirus is no different. In this episode of 5 minute economics, we explore how the coronavirus have resurfaced common economic issues such as externalities and imperfect information.
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On this episode of 5 Minute Economics, we will discuss about loss making unicorns. What are the 3 strategies involved for such companies? We will also answer questions regarding the long term and short term goals of these unicorns and how monopolies are formed in such markets.
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On this episode of 5 Minute Economics. We will discuss the Singapore marathon, a major night event in Singapore. Answering questions like who are the affected stakeholders and the possible disruption to Singapore from the marathon? What are the benefits and costs due to the marathon and the possible mitigation measures that we have come up with to solve these various problems.
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On this episode of 5 Minute Economics. We will be discussing the banning of e-scooters in Singapore. What are the various evidences to back up claims that PMDs are dangerous. Who are the affected stakeholders? Possible barriers of entry? And possible solutions to the problem at hand.
