Quiz 2: Domestic Factors

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1. Question

Singapore has a total of _______ residential dwelling units as of end 2019.

1,006,523
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2,779,745
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1,460,968
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1,000,000
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The projected population of Singapore by mid-2020 will be

5,827,437
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5,850,342
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6,500,000
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6,900,000
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The outbreak of the coronavirus in Singapore is considered a:

sudden development
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geo-political development
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global political and economic development
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market cycle
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The new rules on Qualifying Certificate (QC) is to allowed eligible housing developers to lighten their burden

Eligible housing developers no longer need to pay the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) on the unsold units after 5 years of land acquisition
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Eligible housing developers no longer need to pay the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) and the late charges on the unsold units after 5 years of land acquisition
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Eligible housing developers no longer need to pay late charges on the unsold units after 5 years of land acquisition
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Eligible housing developers no longer need to pay the upfront 5% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) in late charges on the unsold units after 5 years of land acquisition
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5. Question

The new Permanent Resident (PR) scheme is to:

limit the number of new PR coming into Singapore in a year
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limit the number of new PR coming from one particular country
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attract new groups of foreign investors e.g. family office
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attract new groups of foreign investors e.g. housing developers
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