But the question must be whether spending $4.5 billion on the Jobs Credit scheme produces the most bang for the buck for Singaporeans.
This is a hand-out for businesses. But we have always opposed hand-outs for Singaporeans. Why are businesses different?
This is a hand-out for businesses
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