Government-Linked Corporations (GLCs)
The unique role of Temasek Holdings and companies like SIA and Singtel in national development.
Key Questions
- 1Why did the government start its own companies?
- 2How do GLCs balance profit with national interests?
- 3Are GLCs still relevant in a mature market economy?
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