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Technology and Demographics: A 9 page paper discussing the demography, technology and infrastructure of Singapore and Mexico. In terms of demographics, technology and infrastructure, Singapore is acceptable on all points and in all areas. Mexico can be acceptable for Riordan's purposes as well, but the company will need to assess the conditions of specific areas identified as possible expansion sites to ensure that it will have adequate technology and infrastructure support for its business activities. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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File: CC6_KSintlBizSingMex2.rtf
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As a part of its assessment of acceptable expansion sites, Riordan also needs to assess the state of technology and infrastructure in Singapore and Mexico, as
well as examining general non-economic points of the demography of each country. Singapore In 1960, Nepal shared the distinction of one of the
worlds poorest nations with one other: Singapore. It was in 1960 that Singapore released the first of a series of five-year plans that were interim steps on the
nations journey to building a solid, export-based economy and significantly enhancing the living standards of its people. In true Asian style, Singapores earliest
five-year plans did not address the end goal, but rather the foundations it would need to achieve its end goals. Earliest plans addressed infrastructure, education and other issues that
would affect Singapores attractiveness to foreign businesses in the future. Some of these other issues were tax structure, central banking, labor laws and social programs, issues that foreign nations
would consider when deciding whether to locate in Singapore and which had the ability to "tip the scale" in Singapores favor in decision processes. Technology and Infrastructure
Building literally from the ground up, one of the early five-year plans addressed physical infrastructure. Singapore occupies land area of 692.7 sq km, an area
"slightly more than 3.5 times the size of Washington, DC" (Singapore, 2007). In this small area it has nine airports and 3,234 km of roadways, all paved. Singapore
also possesses one of Asias most active seaports. Communications are well developed in Singapore as well. Within its population of 4.55 million,
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