Which has most contributed to the success of singapore economy?

In 1965, Singapore was literally suffering the worst nightmare a country could ever face — the underdeveloped, space-constrained state was expelled from Malaysia and had to stand on its own competing with all other global giants. But within decades, it has spectacularly transformed itself from a society destined to fail to a regional superpower, proudly witnessing its GDP per capita soaring from $500 in 1965 to $50,000 today. This essay delves into three aspects that have been instrumental in generating Singapore’s ultimate triumph: geography, education, and government.