Population (Mid Year Estimates) & Land Area Total Population 1/ ('000) Annual Growth 1/ (%) Singapore Residents

1/ ('000) Annual Growth (%) 1/ Singapore Citizens ('000) Annual Growth (%) Singapore Permanent Residents ('000) Annual Growth (%) Population Density (Per Sq Km) Land Area (Sq km)

2011 5,183.7 2.1 3,789.3 0.5 Resident Population 3,257.2 0.8 532.0 -1.7
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7,257 714.3

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Resident Population Profile Age Structure Below 15 yrs 2/ ('000) 15-64 yrs 2/ ('000) 65 yrs & over 2/ ('000) Median Age 2/ (Yrs) Support Ratio 2/3 (Number of Residents Aged 15-64 Years Per Elderly Resident) Total Dependency Ratio 2/4a

2011 Population Age Pyramid

636.9 2,799.7 352.6 38.0

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7.9

Old Age Support Ratio

35.3 (Per 100 Residents Aged 15-64 Years) Child Dependency Ratio 2/4b Old-Age Dependency Ratio 2/4c Sex Ratio 2/ 972 (Males per 1,000 Females) 22.7 12.6
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Births & Deaths Total Live-Births Total Deaths Crude Birth Rate 2/

2011 39,630 17,956 Life Expectancy at Birth

9.5 (Per 1,000 Population) Crude Death Rate 2/ 4.4 (Per 1,000 Population) Total Fertility Rate 2/ 1.20 (Per Female) Infant Mortality Rate 2/ 2.0 (Per 1,000 Live-births) Life Expectancy at Birth 2/ (Yrs) 81.8 (for year 2010)
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Age Specific Fertility Rates

Males Females Life Expectancy at Age 65 2/ (Yrs)

79.3 84.1

19.9 (for year 2010) Males Females 18.1 21.5

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Marriages & Divorces General Marriage Rate 2/ Males

2010 Age Specific Marriage Rates

39.4 (Per 1,000 Unmarried Resident Males) Females 37.2

(Per 1,000 Unmarried Resident Females) General Divorce Rate 2/ Males 7.6 (Per 1,000 Married Resident Males)
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Age Specific Divorce Rates

Females 7.3 (Per 1,000 Married Resident Females)

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Literacy & Education Literacy Rate (%)

2011 Mean Years of Schooling 96.1

(among residents aged 15 yrs & over) % with Secondary or Higher Qualifications 92.2 (among resident non-students aged 25-39)

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Mean Years of Schooling (Yrs) 10.2 (among resident non-students aged 25 yrs & over)

Educational Attainment

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Social Indicators Doctors Per 10,000 Population

2011 18 Mobile Phone Subscription

Private Cars Per 1,000 Population Mobile Phone Subscription Per 1,000 Population Crime Rate Per 100,000 Population

110 1,496 606

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Crime Rate

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Home Ownership Rate of Households

Households & Housing

2011

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Resident Households by Household Size

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Number of Resident Households ('000)

1,146.2

Average Household Size 5/ (Persons)

3.5

Home Ownership Rate 5/(%)

88.6

Resident Households Living in HDB 4-Room or Larger Flats 74.3 or Private Housing (%)

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Employment Employment Change ('000) Labour Force Participation Rate [as at end June 2011] (% of Population aged 15 & over) Males Females

2011 121.3 Labour Force Participation Rate

66.1

75.6
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57.0

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Economic Indicators Gross Domestic Product (GDP) At Current Market Prices ($m) Per Capita GDP ($) At 2005 Market Prices ($m) Annual Growth (%)

2011 Real Economic Growth 326,832.4 63,050.0 299,624.7 4.9

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Productivity and Inflation Annual Growth in Labour Productivity (%) Annual Inflation Rate (%) 1.0 5.2

Share of GDP by Industry

Manufacturing
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Total Output 6/7($m) Investment Commitments in Manufacturing & Services

285,453.9 Investment 13,734.3

(Fixed Assets Investments) Foreign Investments ($m) 11,858.9

Finance Money Supply 8/ (M1)($m) Official Foreign Reserves at end of yr ($m) Average Exchange Rate (Per US$) 129,118.9 308,403.2 1.2579
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Property Price Index (4Q 1998 = 100)

External Trade at Current Prices Total Trade ($m) Exports ($m) Domestic Exports ($m) Imports ($m) 974,396.4 514,741.2
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281,349.7 459,655.1 Changes in Money Supply

Transport and Communications Sea Cargo Handled (Million Tonnes) Air Cargo Handled 9/ ('000 Tonnes) International Telephone Call Minutes 12,342.4 (Million) Trade Performance in Real Terms 531.2 1,865.3
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Services and Tourism Annual Growth in Retail Sales at Constant Prices (%) 2.2

Visitor Arrivals ('000) 13,169.7 (excluding Malaysian arrivals by land)

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International Telephone Call Minutes

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Average Annual Remuneration Per Employee Hotel Occupancy Rate (%) 86.4

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Visitor Arrivals

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In Singapore, you can tell the class structure that a person belongs to by his or her main mode of transport: The upper class people travel by car, the middle class people travel by train, and the lowerclass people travel by bus. People who travel by car or cab belong to the upper class as these are the most expensive modes of transport in the country. Did you know that in Singapore, just the tax for an average car such as a Honda Civic is enough to pay for a brand new Civic in United States? Tax makes up a big portion of the amount that one has to fork out to acquire a car due to limited space.

Educational Attainment