$Unique_ID{COW03169} $Pretitle{384} $Title{Singapore Bibliography} $Subtitle{} $Author{Nena Vreeland} $Affiliation{HQ, Department of the Army} $Subject{singapore asia southeast economic review asian eastern hong kong far} $Date{1976} $Log{} Country: Singapore Book: Singapore, A Country Study Author: Nena Vreeland Affiliation: HQ, Department of the Army Date: 1976 Bibliography Annual Report, 1971. Singapore: Public Service Commission, 1971. Annual Report, 1974. Singapore: Ministry of Labour, 1974. Arasaratnam, Sinnappah. Indians in Malaysia and Singapore. New York: Oxford University Press, 1970. Arumainthan, P. Report on the Census of Population 1970, Singapore, I and II. Singapore: Department of Statistics, 1973. Asian Development Bank. Trends in Developing Asia, VII. Manila: 1976. Asia 1973 Yearbook. (Ed., Derek Davies.) Hong Kong: Far Eastern Economic Review, 1972. Asia 1974 Yearbook. (Ed., Derek Davies.) Hong Kong: Far Eastern Economic Review, 1973. Asia 1975 Yearbook. 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