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Lee Kok How

Reporter · SG

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 17, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Business Times
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Jul 17, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Lee Kok How

    Buying homes near unannounced MRT stations: What informed the decision? (opens the original)

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    Why the National Bureau of Economic Research working paper may be drawing the wrong inference IF SOMEONE buys a home near an MRT station two years before the station is announced, two explanations immediately come to mind: They knew something others did not, or they were simply better at connecting the dots. A new National Bureau of Economic Research working paper has attracted attention for finding that Singapore civil servants bought private properties disproportionately close to future MRT st

  2. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Lee Kok How

    What today’s youth slang reveals about Asia’s fertility crisis (opens the original)

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    Growing numbers of young people no longer believe in the old social bargain WHEN communities invent new words to describe how young people feel, policymakers should pay attention. And when different societies adopt remarkably similar words, they should become worried. Today’s youth slang for unhappiness is a case in point. In South Korea, young people talk about “Hell Joseon”, a bitter phrase comparing modern Korea to a rigid, feudal hierarchy. In China, “tang ping”, or “lying flat”, became shor

  3. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Lee Kok How

    What today’s youth slang reveals about Asia’s fertility crisis (opens the original)

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    Growing numbers of young people no longer believe in the old social bargain WHEN communities invent new words to describe how young people feel, policymakers should pay attention. And when different societies adopt remarkably similar words, they should become worried. Today’s youth slang for unhappiness is a case in point. In South Korea, young people talk about “Hell Joseon”, a bitter phrase comparing modern Korea to a rigid, feudal hierarchy. In China, “tang ping”, or “lying flat”, became shor

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