We cannot do anything about the inflation. But I hope the government will take more care to groom local SMEs. Protect local enterprises!!!!Originally posted by kaister:You're seriously not familiar with Singapore's culture. Protest is unofficially not allowed. All the past protests, as far as I recall, all ended with protestors suffering.
It cannot be done.
Then again, why protest against cost rise? It's part of inflation, you should protest against other more meaningful issues such as job security, social welfare (if there's any), or elitism (See Wee-Wee incident).
reali anotOriginally posted by ^spidee^:Inflation is the increase in the general price level, measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI). A basket of goods is used to compare annual changes in the index, which usually contains a number of the most commonly bought food and household items. Hence, when the price of these goods increase (e.g. increase in the price of bananas in Australia due to Cyclone Larry), among other things, the CPI increase.
You can find Singapore's CPI figures from 2001 to Aug 2006 (2004 is the base year) on page 56 of this document: http://www.mas.gov.sg/dataroom/download/msb/september%202006%20Vol%2027%20No%209.pdf
Wait a minute here.Originally posted by :Yup, I agree that rising costs is a great problem in Singapore. But it's easy to complain about things that are bad. Wad we need are solutions.... If anyone can propose credible solutions to the problem of rising costs, the govt will surely sit up to listen...............![]()
The question is.... HOW to protest??Originally posted by de_middle:i only like to ask, will it make any difference to protest![]()
good question! but they'll reply you that its only peanuts...Originally posted by charlize:Wait a minute here.
Why should we pay our ministers million dollar salaries if they have to depend on us for solutions?
Why?