1. International trade is the largest seaport, important commercial city and entrepot trade center in Southeast Asia, as well as an international financial center and an important aviation center.
After independence, Singapore's economy has developed remarkably, and it is known as one of the four little dragons in Asia.
2, processing industry (industry mainly includes manufacturing and construction.
Manufacturing products mainly include electronic products, chemicals and chemical products, machinery and equipment, transportation equipment, petroleum products, oil refining and other departments.
It is the third largest oil refining center in the world.
The most important thing for tourism is the support of national policies and the perfection of various systems.
Singapore itself is a country with general resources and environment, but its geographical position is very good, so through strong cooperation with various economic organizations, Singapore's tourism industry has developed rapidly.
Singapore is a foreign trade-driven economy, with electronics, petrochemicals, finance, shipping and service industries as the mainstay, and highly dependent on the United States, Japan, Europe and surrounding markets. The total foreign trade is four times of GDP.
For the economic development of * * *, * * proposes to "build a new Singapore", strive to transform into a knowledge-based economy, set up an economic system reform committee, comprehensively review economic development policies, and actively negotiate and sign free trade agreements with major economies in the world.
Tourism in Singapore accounts for more than 3% of GDP, and tourism is one of the main sources of foreign exchange in Singapore.
Tourists mainly come from ASEAN countries, China, Australia, Indian and Japanese.
According to the statistics of Singapore Tourism Board, the total number of foreign tourists received by Singapore in 20 15 1000000 dropped to 65438 for the first time in five years, a decrease of 3% over the previous year.
Tourism revenue remained at S $23.5 billion, unchanged from the same period of last year.
Foreign trade is an important pillar of Singapore's national economy. Import and export commodities include: processed petroleum products, chemicals, consumer goods, mechanical parts and accessories, data processors and parts, telecommunications equipment and medicines.
Major trading partners: Malaysia, Thailand, China, Japan, Australia, South Korea, the United States, the European Union, Indonesia, etc.
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