1960年,荷兰经济学家艾伯特-温斯缪斯博士肩负着联合国赋予的拯救苦苦挣扎的岛国经济的使命抵达新加坡。他悲观地评论到,这是“位于亚洲黑暗一隅的微小而贫困的市场。”50多年后,新加坡的市场既不微小也不贫困,令人瞩目的是,该国人均国民生产总值位居世界第七,六分之一以上的居民家庭有一百万美元的现金储蓄。仅仅是过去十年问,新加坡自己当老板的人数翻了一番,这个城市国家的人均创业者人数位居世界第二,仅次于美国。 In 1960, the Dutch economist Dr. Albert WinsMiss arrived in Singapore on the mission entrusted to the United Nations to save the struggling island economy. He pessimistically commented that this is a “tiny but impoverished market in the dark corner of Asia.” After more than 50 years, the market in Singapore is neither small nor impoverished. What is striking is that the country’s per capita gross national product The seventh largest household in the world, with more than one in six residents, has one million U.S. dollars in cash savings. Just over the past decade, the number of Singaporeans who own their own businesses doubled. The number of per capita entrepreneurs in this urban country is second only to the United States.