Over the last few years, Singapore’s rapid growth has been mostly driven by a massive increase in the workforce… But it is clear that growth powered by importing foreign labour is simply not sustainable.
Citigroup economist, Kit Wei Zheng
Importing foreign labour not sustainable, says Citigroup economist
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