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Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS)
Singapore
Приєднався 27 січ 2014
The Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) is the National Statistical Authority of Singapore.
Відео
Features of the SingStat Mobile App
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Discover the new and enhanced features of the SingStat Mobile App. Download the app for fast, free and easy access to key official statistics. Read more: www.singstat.gov.sg/our-services-tools-surveys/singstat-mobile-app Download on the App Store: go.gov.sg/smaapple Get it on Google Play: go.gov.sg/smagoogle 00:08 Indicate your profile for tailored data recommendations 00:17 Get a quick preview...
Life @ DOS | Arthur Koh, Assistant Director
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Keen to find out about the work of officers at DOS’s Household Income & Population (HIP) Division? In this video, Arthur, Assistant Director at HIP shares how his prior experience with the Prices Division working on the Consumer Price Index has helped him in his HIP projects. When asked what the most fulfilling part of his job is, he says: “I take great pride in knowing that what I do contribut...
Life @ DOS | Tiew Jia Ling, Assistant Director
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What makes her experience in DOS’s Communications & Engagement Division (CED) diverse and dynamic? In this video, Jia Ling, Assistant Director in CED shares more about the projects she has worked on and her takeaways from the process. As things may not always go as planned, she recounts: “Through my various work experiences, I’ve learnt to be more adaptive to changing situations and react accor...
Life @ DOS | Kane Chua, Statistician
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Having interned at DOS, what drew Kane to pursue a career at DOS upon his graduation? Hear from him on what it takes to succeed at his role. On being a Statistician at the DOS Trusted Centre for Individual and Business Data, Kane shares: “There is never a dull moment as each challenge is unique with different stakeholders and requirements.” #WeAreHiring, check out our job openings at www.career...
Life @ DOS | Athallah Binte Aziz Rahman, Statistician
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Meet our statistician, Athallah, and get an insider peek into her job in the Business Statistics Division. Hear from Athallah on what new hires can expect when they join her team. On developing new statistics, Athallah shares: “It made me realise the tireless effort that goes behind the scenes in producing and releasing new statistics to provide new insights for data users and policy agencies.”...
Guide to the Singstat Table Builder
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Watch this video guide to help you get started on accessing over 2,200 customisable datasets across various economic and socio-demographic domains from 70 Singapore public sector agencies! 00:00 Introduction 00:14 Data Table Creation 01:07 Data Table View and Metadata 02:25 Table Customisation and Chart View 03:01 Computation for Quick Analysis 03:16 Personalised Page with Saved Tables 03:55 No...
Retail Sales Index and Online Retail Sales
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This video explains the Retail Sales Index (RSI) and the Online Retail Sales indicators that measure the performance of retail firms in Singapore.
Guide to Data Tools for Businesses
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Learn how to make data-driven decisions for your business using our data tools. Explore the data tools at www.singstat.gov.sg/data-for-businesses now! 0:00 Introduction 0:26 Benchmark My Performance 1:27 Know My Customers 2:42 Know My Industry
A Closer Look: Diversification of Singapore’s Economy
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This video explains how a well-diversified Singapore economy has helped us grow and remain resilient.
100 Years and Counting
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The Singapore Department of Statistics celebrates our centenary in 2021. Journey with us as we look back at our key milestones!
Introducing the SingStat Data Services
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Watch this video to find out more on DOS’s digital resources to facilitate your data access and exploration! This video is part of a series of video-collaborations with youths on DOS’s data and data services. Join our Telegram Channel at t.me/SingStat.
How are Prices Collected for the Compilation of Consumer Price Index?
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This video highlights the variety of ways in which prices are collected for the compilation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Price Changes and the Consumer Price Index
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This video explains that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) reflects the average price changes across various items and outlets, and that the individual experiences may differ depending on the items consumed.
150 Years of Census-Taking
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This video takes user on Singapore’s Census journey through the years. It is part of a series of video-collaborations with youths on DOS’s data and data services.
Understanding Foreign Direct Investment
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This video explains the key concepts of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). What other content would you like to see on our channel? Let us know in the comments below.
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What is the minimum gpa before we can apply for this job?
I understand now. 👌👌
It is 10 class mattery.
Hey, what: stat's, do you have: on, about/for: "Singapore's_Eurasians": E.G.: What sort of jobs, they (generally -(speak-ing)); do and so 4th??
Thank you for your query. Data on Eurasians by age group and sex are available in Table 7 (page 53) of the Census of Population 2020, Statistical Release 1 report at go.gov.sg/cop2020sr1.
@@SingStatvideo I am think-ing, of: "My fellow_"Eurasian's""; as I am an "A.I. (Anglo_Indian)". -M.K.S. -M.K.S. Singapore, can!!-P.S. -I am, from: England, in: the [very]_-U.K.
dont try this at home...but at office
nice to try...
I wish that the Philippines will understand this & the new generation can also know this...
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Why I’m paying for my professor while this is free
Good for you, but maybe for most people it's their professor who first told them about the Gini coefficient.
I'm a Gini in a bottle, you gotta count me the right way
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this stuff is so boring!
very nice video :)
You're a lifesaver!!!
Here is one way of discretizing the Lorenz curve and one way of defining a Gini coefficient for discrete number, N, of players. Order all players 1<= i <= N in order of fraction of total wealth. Define x(i) = fraction of total wealth of the world that player i has. So 0<= x(i) <=1. For each positive integer, M, 1<= M <=N, define S(M)= sum of x(i) from i=1 through i=M. Then S(N)=1. Plot S(M) vs M/N over 1<=M<=N. That way both axes go from 0 to 1. Perfect equality would be x(i)=1/N for all i, of course. Perfect inequality would be x(i)=0 for i from 1 through N-1 and x(N)=1. Although, one could just as easily define x(1)=0 and x(i) = 1/(N-1) for i=2 through N as perfect inequality: i.e. one unfortunate person gets nothing, while everybody else gets everything, but amongst them all wealth is equally shared. Define A(M)=S(M)/(M/N) = N*S(M)/M, the average of cumulative fractional wealth times N. This is just the ratio of the height of (M/N, S(M)), which is S(M), over the y-coordinate of the y=x curve, which would be M/N. Therefore always 0<=A(M)<=1. Here is where one can define a variant on the Gini coefficient in many different ways. e.g. the minimum of A(M) for any M. 0 being total inequality, 1 being perfect equality The variance of A(M) over 1<=M<=N being 0 would be perfect equality, further from 0 would be more unequal.
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Very much helpful
Thank you for such systematic representation. Learned a lot.
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When I watched a video of Singapore mom's vs maids to see who knew their child better. I had to ask my what is Singapore doing differently that all these households can afford to have maids. Good job Singapore.
In a good society no need for housemaids
if all households have maids it means that there is wealth inequality because poor people have to become those maids idk if thats a good job
SINGAPORE INVESTORS ARE THE WORSE. LIM GO HOME
Convenient and useful tools. Great job!
Gini Coefficient in 2020 in Singapore was about 0.35. USA same year was 0.45. I'm moving.
I am studying singapore for a project and got here.... And im here to tell you that like astrobum said, A higher number is better. Unless ofc your from the USA and are thinking about moving to singapore in which case good fuckin luck lmao the housing market is insane so unless your already a citizen and can get subsidized you might be screwed.
0.45 was Singapore 2020 and 0.48 in the US. So its about the same actually and the point that @milo made is very valid, in more equal places the benefits are often reserved for citizens or other members of certain entities (in-group)
@@miloh-k7660 that makes no sense. The closer a numer is to 1 the worse the inequality is, correct?
@@alexacordova4431 yeah, so in the USA and SG its basically the same(in the high 40s range), and while its better in SG the housing makes it super hard to move in both places. My bad, poorly phrased.
@@alexacordova4431 oh my god i got confused. your right nvm... I thought he said 45.
Diagram at 0:17 almost looks like a swastika, close one! Good video; it helped me understand
True! Jai Mata Di 🚩 🇮🇳
So what?
Perfect video, im hoping to use this knowledge to help my country
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Chain linking seems very dumb
Why does it seem dumb? Its just another method to deflate prices. Using base-year prices helps getting a better picture of economic growth. The only issue is that base-year prices get outdated in subsequent years. And that problem is solved with chain linking.
@@MRahim-do1gx The problem is that prices do not express the ratio at which goods exchange for themselves over time, they express the ratio at which the exchange in relation to other commodities. If we want to measure growth as the change in the quantity of commodities produced over time, this is possible. If we want to measure growth in terms of the change in total value over time, this is also possible. Using the prices of a previous period, which actually express a ratio of exchange between commodities in that period, onto the total quantity of commodities produced today, literally tells you nothing of value at all. It is a meaningless metric, as is CPI and WPI etc.
Its like I said below, its the same as a business, taking the prices of the previous year and using that to calculate its 'real' profits based on this years sales and cost of business. What does this tell you? It doesnt tell you the 'real' growth in the businesses profits, it literally tells you nothing at all.
this did better than most resources put out by the American government. I just needed a definition for my essay but this really made it super clear, thank you Singapore for helping my essay
same haha, first time i really got it even tho its such a basic concept
Makes pretty clear those nation states that need to democratize.
Not necessarily, it also doesn't tell us how to "democratize" or what policies to follow.
@@Kevin-zv6ds GINI is a sort of bell-wether of a nation states measure of human rights if we consider Lipsett's research that linked economic well- being of a state to it moving towards democracy or galvanising its own democracy.
This is propaganda media designed to steal Africa's large untapped mineral wealth
and you must be a left leaning liberalist huh? 😂
NATURAL RESOURCES?!?!?!?!?!?!?! this is sinister
why would u use the word domiciled? uncalled for
Public tax money done right, thank you Singapore Dept. of Stats!
Extremely helpful with simple explanations and examples! Thank you!
this video helped me in understanding what is FDI more than that what my lecturer did. thank you
I am here because my lecturer also didn't explain properly hahaha
@@Tojiswallet i hate business-related topics and my lecturer isn't helping at all 😭😭 i hope you'll have it better than me though! have a good day ahead ❤
@@happyfools99 I understand how you feel hahaha. I'm sure you can do it!!! Have a great day too ^_^
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@@Tojiswallet where is your school?? I will report your teacher for incompetence
How is this information useful? I can't think of anything other than to perpetuate political lies and further divide people everywhere which will ONLY benefit governments gaining more control.
did you seriously just ask how understanding economic disparity is useful? Just think about it for a little bit. It's really not that difficult.
The GC is useful because it gives a metric for the spread of income in a society. This isn't just on a national level, but can be calculated on a state level. Targeting lower parts of the population can help guide policy & match the needs of particular constituents
im so confused how you get there, how does explaining to ppl how data works somwhow prepetuate lies? shouldnt it prepetuate awareness of truth?
I'm a bit confused. If you just use the previous years actual prices for the current year, isn't that pretty much the nominal GDP?
It's really goofy, imagine a business expressing its real profits or observing the change in its profits by determining its profits by using the previous years prices
No it’s not. Because the actual prices of the previous years are also deflated. So when you use those for the current year you’re actually chaining (or linking) Real GDP from year to year. And don’t forget that some price don’t always rise. Take electronics for example. Their prices drop as technology gets better and better. It would be incorrect to use base-year prices of 5 years ago as it would create the wrong picture.
Perfect perfect perfect, best visual, simplicity, and every other thing. This institution deserves an A++.
Salut, je souhaite vous féliciter pour votre travail. J'ai quelque chose qui me vient à l'esprit, toujours en rapport avec le thème de la méthode de calcul pour le coefficient de gini. Pouvez-vous me donner votre avis sur cette vidéo : ua-cam.com/video/7v4jHU8D0iA/v-deo.html J'espère que cela vous plaira. A bientôt...
Wealth is waaaay more important, yet income garners all the attention somehow..
Jordan Peterson brought me here
Is Jordan Peterson critical of the Gini coefficient?
@@lol-xs9wz No. He actually indicates the correlation of the Gini Coefficient and crime rates. The higher the Gini Coefficient, the higher the crime rate. He is not critical but stated the facts in regards of the Gini Coefficient.
@@19Slim68 ah okay, yeah that makes sense.
Please remove the annoying background music. It’s too loud, the tempo is too fast and it distracts from the message and makes it harder for understanding. If i were sitting in a classroom and turned on music during a lecture i’d be asked to turn it off, wouldn’t I? Same here. Please.
you complained that much for something free
@Joseph Christoffel no i complained about the annoying background music it detracts from the message whether it is free or not and it is not necessary to convey the message
Nice presentation
Please take the music off. I can't bear to listen, but I need to hear your voice. The music is not at all useful. It's a nicely made video, but I am not sure I can use it bcs of the music.
Very useful
really useful information, thank you
Thank you man