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Tiagong June 3rd is Battle of the Sinkiegeddon.

Pap will use USA tariff to buy sinkies votes

Read somewhere yesterday SM hinted there maybe a
unplanned Cash or Vouchers ( very soon , me think just before GE 2025 ) hand out due
to the 10% Tariffs .

The Power of Circulating Govt Cash Handout or Govt Vouchers :D


The Power of giving out circulating 1 Chicken Wing
and taking back a Whole Chicken :D
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Yes! The concept behind Singapore’s **CDC (Community Development Council) vouchers** aligns closely with the **parable of the hotelier and the $1,000**, but with some key differences due to government intervention. Here’s how it works:

### **1. Similarities: The Circular Flow of Money**

- Like the $1,000 in the parable, the **$300 CDC vouchers are injected into the local economy** (specifically for use at hawker stalls, supermarkets, and small businesses).

- When citizens spend the vouchers, businesses receive money, which they then use to pay suppliers, employees, or other expenses—**creating a multiplier effect**.

- The faster the vouchers circulate, the more economic activity is stimulated (similar to how the same $1,000 "paid off" multiple debts in the parable).

### **2. Differences: Government’s Role vs. Private Debt Settlement**

- **The parable** involves private debts being settled with the same money, but **no new wealth is created**—it’s just redistribution.

- **CDC vouchers**, however, **represent new money** injected by the government (fiscal stimulus), increasing total spending power rather than just recycling existing money.

- The goal is **not just debt repayment** but **boosting consumption, supporting small businesses, and encouraging local spending**.

### **3. Economic Impact: Multiplier Effect in Action**

- If every Singaporean spends their $300 at a hawker, the hawker then uses that money to restock supplies, pay rent, or hire workers—**creating a ripple effect**.

- Studies suggest such vouchers have a **high fiscal multiplier** (possibly **1.5x–2x**), meaning every $1 spent generates $1.50–$2 in economic activity.

### **Conclusion: Yes, the Parable Applies—But With a Twist**

The CDC vouchers work **like the hotelier’s $1,000** in terms of money circulation, but since the government is **adding new money** (not just recycling existing cash), the effect is **more powerful**—it **stimulates growth rather than just clearing debts**.


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Sinkiegeddon? Yet sinkies will turn up at the booth with a smirk and smug.
Lee Lee tam jiak ter nao to the max.
 
PAP just need 1 stroke of genius, and they will win 80%.

Just allow sinkies to convert Skillsfuture Credits to CASH.
But at the same time tan ku ku.
Any one with some brains will know how would pap give anything in a few Ks.
The actual worthiness of skillfuture credits does not exceed sgd $500 when is marketed as $5k

Pap should heung this bet to secure.
Ka Ka convert it to cash 5k.
Maybe will get 95% ah
 
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