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- 1. Recap: What are the Guiding Principles of Governance?
- 16. Singapore’s population growth trends 1960 to 2000 Aged Dependants Working Population Young Dependants
- 17. Singapore’s population population policies 1960 to 2000 Changing times, require changing policies
- 19. Life Expectancy at Birth (Singapore) Source: www.singstat.gov.sg What is Singapore's life expectancy ranking against the world?
- 20. An Ageing Population? What are the implications of such trends for Singapore?
- 21. Sustaining an ageing population - How to fund all these retirees? Total CPF Savings at Age 55 Among Elderly Who Were Age 59 and Above in 1999
- 22. Foreign talent in Singapore on the rise Total Population of Singapore by Residential Status for 1990, 2000 and 2006 (Mid-Year Estimates) 875,500 (19.5%) 754,500 (18.7%) 311,300 (10.2%) Non-Residents 462,700 (10.3%) 287,500 (7.1%) 112,100 (3.7%) Permanent Residents 3,145,800 (70.2%) 2,985,900 (74.1%) 2,623,700 (86.1%) Singapore Citizens 4,483,900 (100.0%) 4,027,900 (100.0%) 3,047,100 (100.0%) Total Population 2006 2000 1990 Year
- 23. Preparing for an Ageing Population Which of these measures would best meet the needs of the elderly? Explain your answer. Individuals should take care Community should help Government should support Family should care for elderly Many Helping Hands Approach