SINGAPORE - The Government and corporate sector must work more closely together given slowing global and domestic growth, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat on Tuesday night .
Mr Heng said the Government will continue to partner businesses to promote forward-looking, pro-business regulations and policies. On the digital front, the Government is also working with the industry to enhance business processes and efficiency with new norms. On the international trade front, while the support for globalisation has waned, the Government will continue to promote an open, rules-based, multilateral trading system, Mr Heng said at the event held at Resorts World Convention Centre.
Of course dude, but which government?😂🤣
So what kind of capitalism is that ? State capitalism ? Asian capitalism ? Capitalism with government intervention is like using slave labor to fuck your competitors . Don’t call it capitalism, believe me , it’s another stuff ..
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