Sharon See
@sharonseebt
Correspondent at @BusinessTimes reporting on Singapore economy and policy. Previously a TV reporter and radio producer. HMU: [email protected]
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https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/authors/sharon-see 21-01-2018 17:05:44
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Carbon tax will rise to S$25/tonne from 2024, S$45 from 2026, S$50-80 by 2030. Here's how Singapore's carbon tax rate currently stacks up against countries around the world, graphic via Sharon See and BTDigital #Budget2022
It seems the Singapore govt is acknowledging the urgency of the climate crisis with a 5-fold increase in the carbon tax rate to S$25/tonne from 2024 at #Budget2022, even tho many experts I'd spoken to had believed they'd stick to the ballpark of S$10-15 businesstimes.com.sg/government-eco…
Also a #Budget2022 story, this one on BEPS 2.0 from today's BT: Some tax experts believe it's not inconceivable that Singapore could net higher corporate taxes under Pillar 2, given Pillar 1's fairly limited reach (targeting top 100 MNCs in the world) businesstimes.com.sg/government-eco…
‘Majulah Singapura' - ‘Onward Singapore' and only Onward!!! Amazing display of solidarity by Singapore Mission UN with Ukraine! And we are many in United Nations to defend the Charter, to make the voice of UNGA heard, to stop the war in Ukraine. It’s a defining for the UN! United we vote yea!
Degrowth is a topic I've been thinking quite a bit about lately as our climate and ecological crisis deepens. I do think we can save the world AND achieve our human development goals by first focusing on what's good for us than growth for its own sake businesstimes.com.sg/brunch/can-deg…
*NEW VERSION* alert 🔔 (1st written up in 2020, now joint with Chun Chee Kok who is on the market 📈) we study the effects of a large-scale colonial resettlement-era program in Malaysia on contemporary economic and voting outcomes. A thread 1/🧵 gedeon89.github.io/gedeonlim.com/…