1. Can Singapore now be defined as a politico-global state, one in which globalisation, and not one domestic political party, truly governs the country?
2. How does Singapore's experience support government intervention in international business? What considerations could be made against the government intervention?
3. Is Singapore a valid model for other countries, or does its status as a city-state make it relevant only to other small city-state entities (Hong Kong and Dubai being two obvious cases)
Yes, Singapore can now be truly described as a politico global state where Globalization is ingrained into the economic and social life of the people. Initially, after independence, People action party dominated the government and the first President Lee Kuan Yew ruled with an iron fist. In short, he muzzled the opposition however it was for the larger good
