- May 23, 2011
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The Singapore Economic Roundtable (SER) is a flagship program of IPS. The twice-a-year meeting of a select group of senior private sector economists, academics, business leaders and policy makers is conducted along Chatham House rules and is intended to generate a frank discussion of major macro-economic policy issues facing Singapore. Each SER assesses current monetary and fiscal policy in the light of changing economic circumstances and provides a forum for non-policy makers to air their recommendations. In addition, each SER also looks at a longer term structural issue.
The Fifteenth Singapore Economic Roundtable includes:
- Recent Economic Developments by Ms Tan Yin Ying, Senior Economist, Economic Surveillance and Forecasting Department, Economic Policy Group, Monetary Authority of Singapore.
- Macro-Economic Outlook for Singapore and Implications for Policy by Mr Wu Kun Lung, Research Analyst, Southeast Asia Economies, Credit Suisse AG; and Commentary by Dr Yougesh Khatri, Senior Economist, Southeast Asia, Nomura Holdings Incorporated.
- Industrial Policy by Professor Ha-Joon Chang, Reader, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge; and Commentary by Professor Wong Poh Kam, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School and Director, NUS Entrepreneurship Centre, NUS.
The Fifteenth Singapore Economic Roundtable deals with a number of important policy issues.
- Recent economic developments and economic outlook for the Singapore economy.
- Industrial policy in Singapore.
Contents:
- Foreword
Ambassador Ong Keng Yong
Director
Institute of Policy Studies
Singapore
- Recent Economic Developments
Ms Tan Yin Ying
Senior Economist
Economic Surveillance and Forecasting Department
Economic Policy Group
Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Macro-Economic Outlook for Singapore and Policy Implications
A. Macro-Economic Outlook for Singapore and Implications for Policy
Mr Wu Kun Lung
Research Analyst
Southeast Asia Economics
Credit Suisse AG
B. Presentation by Discussant
Dr Yougesh Khatri
Senior Economist
Southeast Asia
Nomura Holdings Incorporated
C. Discussion on Macro-Economic Outlook for Singapore and Implications for Policy
- Re-thinking Industrial Policy
A. Industrial Policy: Can We Go Beyond An Unproductive Confrontation?
Professor Ha-Joon Chang
Reader
Faculty of Economics
University of Cambridge
B. Presentation by Discussant: Re-thinking Industrial Policy in Singapore
Professor Wong Poh Kam
Department of Strategy and Policy
NUS Business School and
Director
NUS Entrepreneurship Centre
National University of Singapore
C. Discussion on Industrial Policy and Implications for Singapore
- Conclusion
Appendix 1: List of Participants
Appendix 2: Curricula Vitae of Presenters, Discussants & Chairperson
Appendix 3: Abbreviations
External Link : http://www.spp.nus.edu.sg/ips/pub_singapore_economic_roundtable_15th.aspx