FOXBusiness.com, 1 Feb 2010
SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- The Singapore government's economic strategies committee said Monday that average productivity growth of 2%-3% per year can be achieved over the next decade.
In its key recommendations to the Singapore government ahead of the Budget due Feb. 22, the committee said achieving such a productivity rate would allow gross domestic product to grow by between 3% and 5% per year in that period. Full Story
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