Singapore, 1965-: Independence & Nation-Building 
Economy

Acharya, Amitav  & Ramesh, M.  Economic foundations of Singapore’s security: from globalism to regionalism. IN Rodan, G., ed. Singapore changes guard: social, political and economic directions in the 1990s. New York: St Martin’s Press, 1993. Pp. 134-152. [JQ729 Sia]

Agrawal, Pradeep . Singapore: export-oriented industrialisation. IN Agrawal, P., et al. Economic restructuring in East Asia and India: perspectives on policy reform. London: Macmillan, 1995. Pp. 54-102. An analysis of the factors that made Singapore a success in economic development. [HC460.5 Eco]

Alten, Florian von . The role of government in the Singapore economy. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 1995. 249p. [HC497.12 Alt]

Asher, Mukul G.  An economic perspective. IN Thynne, I. & Ariff, M., eds. Privatisation: Singapore's experience in perspective. Singapore: Longman, 1989. Pp. 159-82. [HD4335.2 Pri]

Beaulieu, Peter Dennis . Singapore: a case study of communalism and economic development. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1976. 340p. Thesis (Ph.D.) - University of Washington, 1975. [HC497.12 Bea]

Beckerling, Louis . Singapore: financing Asia's growth. London: Euromoney, 1996. 166p. Describes Singapore's growth as Asia's leading financial centre. [HG188.12 Bec]

Bello, Walden  & Rosenfeld, Stephanie . Dragons in distress: Asia's miracle economies in crisis. San Francisco, CA: Institute for Food and Development Policy, 1990. Has a section on Singapore (pp. 287-336). [HC467 Bel]

Bercuson, Kenneth , ed. Singapore: a case study in rapid development. Washington, DC: International Monetary Fund, 1995. 67p. [HC497.12 Sin]

Bierling, Jacques  & Murray, Georgina . The 'emerging powers': China, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Current Sociology, 43(1):65-96, 1995. [HM1 CS]

Bocock, Peter W.  The impact of development: progress for people through industrial revolution - Singapore. Finance and Development, 7(3):26-35, 1970. [HG1501 FD]

Bolt, Paul J.  The new economic partnership between China and Singapore. Asian Affairs (New York), 23(2):83-99, 1996. [DS33.4 Uni.AA]

Bryant, Ralph C.  The evolution of Singapore as a financial center. Washington, DC: Brookings Institution, 1986. 52p. [HC59 Bie 45]

Casserley, Dominic ; Gibb, Greg  & The Financial Institutions Team. Banking in Asia: the end of entitlement. Singapore: Wiley, 1999. 429p. Has a chapter entitled Hong Kong and Singapore: managed consolidation, pp. 207-228. [HG3252 Cas]

Castells, Manuel . Four Asian tigers with a dragon head: a comparative analysis of the state, economy and society in the Asian Pacific rim. IN Appelbaum, R. P. & Henderson, J., eds. States and development in the Asian Pacific Rim. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1992. Pp. 33-70. [HC460.5 Sta]

Chan, Iris Suet Yeng . Recessions in Singapore and their impact on Singapore Inc. 75p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Economics & Statistics, National University of Singapore, 2001. [HD30 *2001 7]

Chan, Kwok Bun  & Tong, Chee Kiong . Singaporean Chinese doing business in China. IN Chan, Kwok Bun, ed. Chinese business networks: state, economy and culture. Singapore: Prentice-Hall, 2000. Pp. 71-5. [HD2910 Chi]

Chan, Selina Ching .  Socio-economic significance of the pawnbroking business in Singapore. Asian Journal of Social Science, 29(3):551-565, 2001. Argues that pawnshops are a barometer of socio-economic changes in Singapore. [H8 SAS]

Chaponniere, J. R.  Industrial development in Singapore and South Korea: a challenge to development economics? Contemporary Southeast Asia, 7(2):127-147, 1985. [DS501 CSA]

Cheah, Hock Beng . The downturn in the Singapore economy: problems, prospects and possibilities for recovery. Southeast Asian Affairs: 296-312, 1986. [DS501 SAA]

Cheah Hock Beng . Export-oriented industrialisation and dependent development: the experience of Singapore. IDS (Institute of Development Studies) Bulletin, 12(1):35-41, 1980. [Perind Reprint]

Cheah, Hock Beng . Policies for upgrading industrial structure: the case of the new economic policy in Singapore. 329p. Thesis - University of Sussex, 1984. [HC497.12 Chb]

Cheah, Hock Beng . Responding to global challenge: the changing nature of Singapore’s incorporation into the international economy. IN Rodan, G., ed. Singapore changes guard: social, political and economic directions in the 1990s. New York: St Martin’s Press, 1993. Pp. 101-115. [JQ729 Sia]

Cheah, Hock Beng . A study of poverty in Singapore. 218p. Thesis (M.Soc.Sc.) - Dept. of Sociology, University of Singapore. [HM15 *1978 2]

Cheah, Hock Beng . Towards a sustained recovery in the Singapore economy and the “new capitalism”? Southeast Asian Affairs: 317-334, 1990. [DS501 SAA]

Cheah, Hock Beng . Wages, incentives and development: the vicissitudes of wage policy in Singapore. Manchester Papers on Development, 4(4):526-544, Oct. 1988. [Perind Reprint]

Cheng, Yuk Shing ; Wong, Marn Heong  & Findlay, Christopher . Singapore and Hong Kong. IN McLeod, R. H. & Garnaut, Ross, eds. East Asia in crisis: from being a miracle to needing one? London: Routledage, 1998. Pp. 162-178. [HG5770.5 Eas]

Chew, Lay Kuan . Economic development of Singapore and Confucianism. 75p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Economics & Statistics, National University of Singapore, 2000. [HD30 *2000 9]

Chia, Siow Yue . The Asian financial crisis: Singapore's experience and response. ASEAN Economic Bulletin, 15(3):297-308, 1998. [HC497 Sou.AEB]

Chia, Siow Yue . The Asian financial crisis: Singapore's experience and response. IN Arndt, H.W. & Hill Hal, eds. Southeast Asia's economic crisis: origins, lessons, and the way forward. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1999. Pp. 51-66. Reprint of article published in 1998 in ASEAN Economic Bulletin, vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 297-308. [HC441 Sou]

Chia, Siow Yue . The economic development of Singapore: a selective survey of the literature. IN Kapur, Basant K., ed. Singapore studies: critical surveys of the humanities and social sciences. Singapore: Singapore University Press for Centre of Advanced Studies, National University of Singapore, 1986. Pp. 183-242. [DS599.2 Sis]

Chia, Siow Yue . Industrialisation strategy and industrial performance in Singapore 1960-73. 336p. Thesis (Ph.D.) - McGill University, 1976. [H31*MGU 1976 1]

Chia, Siow Yue . Singapore: advanced production base and smart hub of the electronics industry. IN Dobson, Wendy & Chia, Siow Yue, eds. Multinationals and East Asian integration. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1997. Pp. 31-61. [HD2755.5 Mut]

Chia, Siow Yue . Singapore: towards a knowledge-based economy. IN Masuyama, Seiichi; Vandenbrink, Donna & Chia, Siow Yue, eds. Industrial restructuring in East Asia: towards the 21^st century. Singapore : Institute of Southeast Asia Studies, 2001. Pp. 169-208. [HD3616 Asi.In]

Chia, Siow Yue . Singapore in the aftermath of the Asian crisis. Chowdhury, IN Anis & Islam, Iyanatual, eds. Beyond the Asian crisis : pathways to sustainable growth. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar, 2001. 373p. [HC415 Eco.Be]

Chia, Siow Yue . Singapore’s response to the challenge of the Asian crisis and globalisation. IN Masuyama, Seiichi; Vandenbrink, Donna & Chia,  Siow Yue, eds. Restoring East Asia's dynamism. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2000. Pp. 163-193. [HC412 Res]

Chiang, Tao Chang . The Jurong Industrial Estate: present pattern and future prospects. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asia, Nanyang University, 1969. 73p. [HD2321.212 Chi]

Chin, Anthony  & Ngiam, Kee Jin , eds. Outlook for the Singapore economy. Singapore: Trans Global Pub., 1994. 109p. [HC497.12 Out]

Chin, Chun Tsung . Losing the battle, winning the war: intellectual property protection and high-tech development in Asian newly industrializing countries. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1997. 401p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Claremont Graduate School, California, 1997.  “Includes an examination of the strategies of Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea for developing high-tech industries”. [JA36*UMI 101]

Chiu, Stephen W. K.;  Ho, Kong Chong  & Lui, Tai Lok . City-states in the global economy: industrial restructuring in Hong Kong and Singapore. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1997. 204p. [HC497.12 Chi]

Chng, Meng Kng , Low, Linda  & Toh, Mun Heng . Industrial restructuring in Singapore: for ASEAN-Japan investment and trade expansion. Singapore: Chopmen Publishers, 1988. 121p. [HC497.12 Chn]

Chowdhury, Anis  & Islam, Iyanatul. Asia-Pacific economies: a survey. London: Routledge, 1996. Has a chapter on Singapore (pp. 194-208) [HC460.5 Cho]

Chowdhury, Anis & Islam, Iyanatul . The newly industrialising economies of East Asia. London: Routledge, 1996. 288p.  [HC460.5 Cho]

Coe, Neil . Emulating the Celtic tiger?: lessons for Singapore from the development of an export-oriented software industry in Ireland. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 20(1):36-55, 1999. [G38 SJTG]

Committee on Singapore's Competitiveness . [Report]. Singapore: Ministry of Trade and Industry, 1998. 186p. [HC497.12 Sin]

Courtenay, P. P.  A geography of trade and development in Malaya. London: Bell, 1972. 286p. [HF3869 Cou]

Daniel, Emmanuel  & Wheatcroft, Carol . The state of competition in Singapore's retail banking industry: a report on the impact of the legislative and technological changes facing Singapore's retail banking industry. Singapore: The Asian Banker, 2000. 93p. [HG3369.2 Dan]

Dent, Christopher M.  The foreign economic policies of Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar, 2002. 330p. [HF1610.2 Den]

Dent, Christopher M.  Singapore’s foreign economic policy: the pursuit of economic security. Contemporary Southeast Asia, 23(1):1-23, Apr. 2001. [DS501 CSA]

Deyo, Frederic C.  Decision-making and supervisory authority in cross-cultural perspective: an exploratory study of Chinese and Western management practices in Singapore. Singapore: Chopmen Enterprises, 1976. 23p. [HD69 Dec.D]

Deyo, Frederic C.  Dependent development and industrial order: an Asian case study. New York: Praeger, 1981. xiv, 138p. [HC497.12 Dey]

Deyo, Frederic C. , ed. The political economy of the new Asian industrialism. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1987. 252p. [HC460.5 Pol]

Dulaimi, Mohammed Fadhil ; Yean, Florence Yng Ling  & Ofori, George . Building a world class construction industry: motivators and enablers. Singapore: Dept. of Building, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, 2001. 85p. [HD9715.12 Dul]

The East Asian miracle: economic growth and public policy. New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. 389p.  A World Bank research report. [HC460.5 Eas]

Ernie Suzanna Sa'at . Balancing state and market: lessons from Singapore privatisation. 69p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Political Science, National University of Singapore, 1996. [JA36 *1996 5]

Fong, H. D.  Strategy of economic development in Singapore. Singapore: Institute of Business Studies, College of Graduate Studies, Nanyang University, 1970. 51p. [HC497.12 Fon]

Foo, Gabriel Yeow Wah . Income inequality in Singapore. 63p. Academic exercise - School of Management, Faculty of Business Administration, National University of Singapore, 1998. Microfiche.

Gayle, Dennis J.  The small developing state: comparing political economies in Costa Rica, Singapore and Jamaica. Aldershot: Gower, 1986. Has a chapter on Singapore. [HC497.12 Gay]

Geiger, Theodore  & Geiger, Frances M . Tales of two city-states: the development progress of Hong Kong and Singapore. London: Macmillan, 1973. 239p. [HC497.12 Gei]

Ghosh, Rama . Privatisation in Singapore: a holistic view. IN Ghosh, B. N., ed. Privatisation: the ASEAN connection. Huntington, NY: Nova Science Publishers, 2000. Pp.207-231. [HD4295.8 Pri]

Goh, Bock Yin . Industrial development in Singapore: the role of the Jurong Industrial Estate. 174p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Geography, University of Singapore, 1983. [G58 *1983 5]

Goh, Chok Tong . Shipping: our underdeveloped life-line. IN Ng, Charles & Menon, T. P. B., eds. Singapore: a decade of independence. Singapore: Alumni International Singapore, 1975. Pp. 77-88. [DS599.7 Ng]

Goh, Eileen Yen Tien . Dolls in the sky: images of economic pragmatism in post-independence Singapore. 56p. Academic exercise - Dept. of History, National University of Singapore, 2001. [D6 *2001 6]

Goh, Keng Swee . The economics of modernization and other essays. Singapore: Asia Pacific Press, 1972. 294p. A collection of speeches from 1955-1971. [HC497.12 Goh]

Goh, Keng Swee . Investment for development: lessons and experience of Singapore, 1959 to 1971. Singapore, 1973. 18 leaves. “Paper delivered at the 3rd Economic Development Seminar "Investment for Development" in Saigon on 17th January, 1973”. [HC497.12 Goh]

Goh, Keng Swee . The practice of economic growth. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1977. 265p. A collection of speeches from 1972-1977. [HC497.12 Goh]

Goh, Keng Swee . Wealth of East Asian nations. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1995. 417p. A collection of speeches from 1978-1994. [HC497.12 Goh]

Grice, Kevin . Singapore's successful national development policy: the implications for other island states. IN Lockhart, D. & Drakakis-Smith, D., eds. Environmental and economic issues in small island development. London: Developing Areas Research Group, Institute of British Geographers, 1991. Pp. 103-117. [HC59 Env]

Grice, Kevin  & Drakakis-Smith, David . The role of the state in shaping development: two decades of growth in Singapore. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 10(3):347-359, 1985. [G7 IBG]

Hamilton-Hart, Natasha Elvina . States and capital mobility: Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in the Asian region. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1999. 551p. Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cornell University, 1999. [HG136*UMI 10]

Hassan, Riaz . Symptoms and syndrome of the developmental process. IN Hassan, Riaz, ed. Singapore: society in transition. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1976. Pp. 339-347. [HN770.2 Has]

Heracleous, Loizos . Singapore. IN Privatization: experience of Asian countries. Tokyo: Asian Productivity Organization, 2000. Pp. 157-170. Focuses on the telecommunications industry with particular emphasis on Singapore Telecom. [HD4726 Prv]

Hing, Ai Yun . The political process in Singapore's new industrialization. Social Justice, 21(2):83-109, 1994. [HV6001 SJ]

Ho, David Kim Hin . The seaport economy: a study of the Singapore experience. Singapore: Singapore University Press, 1996. 210p. [HE559.12 Ho]

Ho, Kong Chong . Industrial restructuring, the Singapore city-state, and the regional division of labor. Environment and Planning A, 26(1):33-51, 1994. [HT166 EPA]

Ho, Kong Chong . Singapore: maneuvering in the middle league. IN Clark, G. L. & Won, B. K., eds. Asian NIEs in the global economy: industrial restructuring & corporate strategy in the 1990s. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995. Pp. 113-142. [HD30.28 Asi]

Ho, Kong Chong . & So, A. Semi-periphery and borderland integration: Singapore and Hong Kong experiences. Political Geography, 16(3):241-259, 1997. [JC319 PG]

Hon, Sui Sen . Strategies of Singapore's economic success: speeches and writings. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1997. 484p. “A collection of speeches from 1971-1979”. [DS599.51 Hon]

Huang, Chi . The state and foreign investment: the cases of Taiwan and Singapore. Comparative Political Studies, 22(1):93-121, 1989. {JA1 CPS]

Huff, W. G.  Developmental state, government, and Singapore: economic development since 1960. World Development, 23(8):1421-1438, 1995. [HC4 WD]

Huff, W. G.  Turning the corner in Singapore's developmental state? Asian Survey, 39(2):214-242, 1999. [DS1 AS]

Huff, W. G.  What is the Singapore model of economic development. Cambridge Journal of Economics, 19(6):735-759, 1995. [HB1 CJ]

Hughes, Helen . Growth of Singapore: an external view. Canberra: National Centre for Development Studies, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, 1991. 20p. [HC497.12 Hug]

Hughes, Helen . The Singapore economy: the next 25 years. Singapore: National University of Singapore, Dept. of Economics and Statistics, 1985. 46 leaves. [HC497.12 Lml 1]

Hughes, Helen  & You, Poh Seng , eds. Foreign investment and industrialisation in Singapore. Canberra: Australian National University Press, 1969. 226p. [HG5820.2 Hug]

Hukill, Mark A.  The privatization and regulation of Singapore Telecom. Asian Journal of Communication, 4(2):121-131, 1994. [P92 Asi.AC]

Jamann, Wolfgang . Chinese traders in Singapore: business practices and organizational dynamics. Saarbrucken, Germany: Breitenbach, 1994. 265p. [HF3869.2 Jam]

Jamann, Wolfgang . Chinese trading firms in transition. IN Evers, H.-D. & Schrader, H., eds. The moral economy of trade: ethnicity and developing markets. London: Routledge, 1994. Pp. 126147. [HF3790.8 Mor]

Koh, Gee Kum . An evaluation of the Singapore government's policies in promoting industrialization. 232p. Thesis (Ph.D.) - University of East Anglia, 1975. [HC497.12 Koh]

Krause, Lawrence B.  Hong Kong and Singapore: twins or kissing cousins? Economic Development and Cultural Change, 36(3)Supplement:S45-S66, 1988. [HB1 EDC]

Krause, Lawrence B. ; Koh, Ai Tee  & Lee Tsao, Yuan . The Singapore economy reconsidered. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1987. 230p. [HC497.12 Kra]

Kulwant Singh. Guided competition in Singapore's telecommunications industry. Industrial and Corporate Change, 7(4):585-600, 1998. [HD2709 ICC]

Kuo, Eddie C. Y.  Ethnicity, polity, and economy: a case study of the mandarin trade and the Chinese connection. IN IN Hamilton, Gary G., ed. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1996. Pp. 113-132. Analyses the network of mandarin orange trade which connects producers and exporters in China, middlemen in Singapore, and wholesalers, retailers and consumers in Malaysia. [HD69 Str.As]

Kwong Kai-Sun , et al. Industrial development in Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea. New Jersey, NJ: World Scientific, 2001. 267p. [HC497.12 Ind]

Lam, Newman M. K.  Government intervention in the economy: a comparative analysis of Singapore and Hong Kong. Public Administration and Development, 20(5):397-421, Dec. 2000. [JS40 JLA]

Lau, Hong Thye . Social structure of small Chinese business firms in Singapore. 45p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Sociology, University of Singapore, 1974. [HM15 *1974 4]

Lee, Kuan Yew.  Extrapolating from the Singapore experience. Singapore: Publicity Division, Ministry of Culture, 1978. 30p. [HC497.12 Lee]

Lee, Sheng Yi . Some basic problems of industrialization in Singapore. Journal of Developing Areas, 7(2): 185-216, 1973. [D842 JDA]

Lee, Soo Ann . The economic system. IN Hassan, Riaz, ed. Singapore: society in transition. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1976. Pp. 3-29. [HN770.2 Has]

Lee, Soo Ann . Industrialization in Singapore. Camberwell, Vic.: Longman Australia, 1973. 132p. [HC497.12 Lee]

Lee, Soo Ann . Papers on economic planning and development in Singapore. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1971. 73p. [HC497.12 Lee]

Lee, Soo Ann . Recent changes in the manufacturing sector. Southeast Asian Affairs: 272-279, 1979. [DS501 SAA]

Lee, Soo Ann . Singapore goes transnational. Singapore: Eastern Universities Press, 1977. 64p. [HC497.12 Lee]

Lee, Sor Hong . The economics of pawnbroking in Singapore. 66p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Economics & Statistics, National University of Singapore, 1996. [HD30 *1996 45]

Lee, Suk Houn . Privatisation in Singapore: an unique experience. 73p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Political Science, National University of Singapore, 1997. [JA36 *1997 7]

Lee, William K. M. Labour market segmentation and gender inequality in Singapore. IN Lai, Siu-Kai., et al., eds. Inequalities and development: social stratification in Chinese societies. Hong Kong: Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, 1994. Pp. 281-300. Examines the relationship between economic structure and gender income inequality in Singapore’s manufacturing sector. [HN755.2 Socc.In]

Lee, William K. M.  The poor in Singapore: issues and options. Journal of Contemporary Asia, 31(1):57-70, 2001. Examines the changing patterns of poverty in Singapore and the antipoverty measure that are in force. [DS1 JCA]

Lee, William Keng Mun . Foreign investment, industrial restructuring and dependent development in Singapore. Journal of Contemporary Asia, 27(1): 58-70, 1997. [DS1 JCA]

Lee Tsao, Yuan. Growth triangles in Singapore, Malaysia and ASEAN: lessons for subregional cooperation. IN Chen, E. K. Y. & Kwan, C. H., eds. Asia's borderless economy: the emergence of subregional economic zones. St. Leonards, NSW: Allen & Unwin, 1997. Pp. 89-123. [HC412 Asia]

Lee Tsao, Yuan . The Johor-Singapore-Riau Growth Triangle: the effect of economic integration. IN McGee, T.G. & I. M. Robinson, eds. The mega-urban regions of Southeast Asia. Vancouver: UBC Press, 1995. Pp. 269-281. [HT147 *Sou.Me]

Lee Tsao, Yuan . Overseas investment: experience of Singapore manufacturing companies. Singapore: Institute of Policy Studies and McGraw-Hill, 1994. 104p. [HG5820.2 Lee]

Lee Tsao, Yuan. Singapore in economic transition. IN Low, L., ed. Singapore: towards a developed status. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999. Pp. 66-86. [DS599.63 Sto]

Lee Tsao, Yuan , ed. Growth Triangle: the Johor-Singapore-Riau experience. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and Institute of Policy Studies, 1991. 119p. [HC497.12 Gro]

Lee Tsao, Yuan  & Low, Linda . Local entrepreneurship in Singapore: private & state. Singapore: Times Academic Press for the Institute of Policy Studies, 1990. 247p. [HF5349.12 Lee]

Legend from a jar: the story of Haw Par. Singapore: Haw Par Brothers International, 1994. 37p. Haw Par Brothers International Limited's 25th anniversary commemorative book. [HD2769 *IH9H]

Leu, Mike Gwo-Jiun . Food security issues in Singapore: implications for East Asian economies undergoing agricultural trade liberalization. IN Chern, Wen S.; Carter, Colin Andre & Shei, Shun-Yi, eds. Food security in Asia : economics and policies. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar, 2000. Pp. 185-203. [HD9016 *Eas.Fo]

Li, Kui Wai . Capitalist development and economism in East Asia: the rise of Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea. London: Routledge, 2002. 300p. A conceptual work that looks at the arguments and findings used to support and explain the economic success of Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea, and proposes a new paradigm of economism that incorporates and reinterprets many of the post-war development issues. [HC460.5 Li]

Lim, Chong Yah . Economic development of Singapore since self-government in 1959. IN Boulding, Kenneth E., ed. The economics of human betterment: proceedings of Section F (Economics) of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Sussex, 1983. London: Macmillan, 1984. Pp.105-131. [HM101 Eco]

Lim, Chong Yah , ed. Economic policy management in Singapore. Singapore: Addison-Wesley, 1996. 450p. [HC497.12 Eco]

Lim, Chong Yah . Economic restructuring in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur: Federal Publications, 1984. 117p. [HC497.12 Lim]

Lim, Chong Yah , et al. Policy options for the Singapore economy. Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 1988. 499p. [HC497.12 Pol]

Lim, Chong Yah . Southeast Asia: the long road ahead. Singapore: World Scientific, 2001. 376p. [HC397 Sou.Li]

Lim, David . Industrial restructuring in Singapore. Bangkok: ILO-ARTEP, 1984. 80p. [HC497.12 Ld]

Lim, Hank . Singapore's growth prospects to the mid-1990s. Kuala Lumpur: Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia, 1990. 19p. [HC497.12 Lh]

Lim, Joo Jock , et al. Foreign investment in Singapore: some broader economic and socio-political ramifications. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1977. 246p. [DS501 Frs 13]

Lim, June . ASMI: a shared purpose: 30 years of linking up the marine industry. Singapore: Association of Singapore Marine Industries, 1998. 149p. [VM299.712 Lju]

Lim, Linda . Chinese business, multinationals and the state: manufacturing for export in Malaysia and Singapore. IN Gosling, L. A. Peter & Lim, Linda Y. C., eds. The Chinese in Southeast Asia. Vol. 1. Ethnicity and economic activity. Singapore: Maruzen Asia, 1983. Pp. 245-274. [DS523.4 Chi.Ci]

Lim, Linda . Singapore's success: the myth of the free market economy. Asian Survey, 23(6):752-764, 1983. [DS1 AS]

Lim, Linda . Women in the Singapore economy. Singapore: Chopmen, 1982. 33p. [HD6205.12 Lim]

Lim, Linda  & Pang, Eng Fong . Foreign direct investment and industrialisation in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. Paris: OECD Development Centre, 1993. 196p. [HG5820 Lim]

Lim, Linda  & Pang, Eng Fong . Trade, employment and industrialisation in Singapore. Geneva: International labour Office, 1986. 110p. [HC497.12 Lim]

Lim, Linda ; Pang, Eng Fong  & Findlay, Ronald . Singapore. IN Findlay, R. & Wellisz, S., eds. Five small open economies. New York: Oxford University Press for the World Bank, 1993. Pp. 93-137. [HC59.72 Pov.Fi]

Lim, Mah Hui  & Teoh, Kit Fong . Singapore corporations goes transnational. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 17(2):336-365, 1986. [DS501 JSAS]

Lim, Richard . Banking on a virtue: POSBank 1972 - 1997: celebrating 25 years. Singapore: POSBank, 1997. 96p. [HG1956.12 Lim]

Lim, Richard . Tough men, bold visions: the story of Keppel. Singapore: Keppel Corporation, 1993. 141p. [VM299.712 Lim]

Lingle, Christopher  & Wickman, Karl . Political economy. IN Haas, Michael, ed. The Singapore puzzle. Westport, CT: Praeger, 1999. Pp. 55-75. [DS5999.63 Spu]

Long, Susan . Grit success: stories of millionaires in our neighbourhood. Singapore: Prentice Hall, 1999. 169p. Stories of how twenty-one top entrepreneurs and professionals arrived at their success. [HF5349.12 Lon]

Low, Linda . Changing the economic policy-making process in Singapore: promises and problems. IN Langford, J. W. & Brownsey, K. L., eds. Economic policy-making in the Asia-Pacific region. Halifax, Nova Scotia: Institute for Research on Public Policy, 1990. Pp. 299-319. [HC497 Sou.En]

Low, Linda . The elusive developed country status. IN Low, L., ed. Singapore: towards a developed status. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999. Pp. 376-398. [DS599.63 Sto]

Low, Linda . The political economy of a city-state: government-made Singapore. Singapore: Oxford University Press, 1998. 313p. [HC497.12 Low]

Low, Linda . The political economy of privatisation in Singapore: analysis, interpretation and evaluation. Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 1991. 242p. [HD4335.2 Low]

Low, Linda . Privatisation in Singapore. IN Cook, P. & Kirkpatrick, C. Privatisation in less developed countries. Brighton, UK: Wheatsheaf, 1988. Pp. 259-280. [HD4420.8 Pri]

Low, Linda , et al. Challenge and response: thirty years of the Economic Development Board. Singapore: Times Academic Press, 1993. 519p. [HC497.12 Chl]

Low, Nguan Kiang . Nepotism in industries: a comparative study of sixty Chinese modern and traditional industrial enterprises. 36p. Academic exercise - Dept. of Sociology, University of Singapore, 1973. [HM15 *1973 11]

Luckett, Dudley G. ; Shulze, David L.  & Wong, Raymond W. Y.  Banking, finance & monetary policy in Singapore. Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 1994. 180p. [HG3369.2 Luc]

Lui, Bernadette Sook Chin . Development of pioneer industries in the 1960s. 55p. Academic exercise - Dept. of History, National University of Singapore, 1982. [D6 *1982 13]

Ma, Ronald  & You, Poh Seng . The economy of Malaysia and Singapore. Singapore: Malaysia Publications, 1966. 62p. [HC497.1 Ma]

McKendrick, David ; Doner, Richard F.  & Haggard, Stephen . From Silicon Valley to Singapore: location and competitive advantage in the hard disk drive industry. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2000. 351p. Chapter on Singapore written with Wong Poh Kam  (pp. 155-183). [HD9696.27 *Asi.Mc]

Macleod, Scott Alexander . Shadows beneath the wind: Singapore, world city and open region. 395p. Thesis (Ph.D.) - University of British Columbia, 1995. [G58 *UMI 20]

Macleod, Scott  & McGee, T. G.  The Singapore-Johore-Riau growth triangle: an emerging extended metropolitan region. IN Lo, Fu-chen & Yeung, Yue Man, eds. Emerging world cities in Pacific Asia. Tokyo: United Nations University Press, 1996. Pp. 417-464. [HT147 Eme]

Mathews, John A.  A silicon island of the east: creating a semiconductor industry in Singapore. California Management Review, 41(2):55-78, 1999. [HD38 CMR]

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