SG productivity growth flat in 2012

[phantom_opera]

TCB's estimates see flat productivity in Singapore last year, down from growth of 1.5 per cent in 2011 and 9.4 per cent in 2010. That's in terms of GDP per person employed. On this basis, the European economies also posted zero productivity growth last year, while the United States, Japan and other mature economies saw 0.5 per cent gains.

=> aiyaya ... productivity gain failed back to immigration to grow GDP again

[Allthepies]

TCB's estimates see flat productivity in Singapore last year, down from growth of 1.5 per cent in 2011 and 9.4 per cent in 2010. That's in terms of GDP per person employed. On this basis, the European economies also posted zero productivity growth last year, while the United States, Japan and other mature economies saw 0.5 per cent gains.

=> aiyaya ... productivity gain failed back to immigration to grow GDP again

Sigh, does it mean our native population really cannot make it? :beats-me-man:

[Kelonguni]

Sigh, does it mean our native population really cannot make it? :beats-me-man:

Might be due larger economic reasons.

[august]

Sigh, does it mean our native population really cannot make it? :beats-me-man:

if not for native population it would have been worse.

[RCT]

Actually does GDP related to how well the people is doing?

[Allthepies]

if not for native population it would have been worse.

Tat's very encouraging but I see a different picture, sincerely hope you are more correct.

[Allthepies]

Actually does GDP related to how well the people is doing?

not sure really.

but I'm pretty sure Singaporeans are faring much much better than our neighbours.