Special report | Innovation
Asian-tiger governments are steering their economies with a lighter touch
They are still involved but more big decisions are made in the boardroom
FOR AN OPERATION that originated in Singapore, it was improbably grim and bloody. Last month Jack and 49 others boarded a transport aeroplane and parachuted onto an island. Their mission was simple: kill or be killed. Jack picked up grenades and worked his way to an abandoned factory. He crouched for safety, thinking he had escaped detection. He was wrong. After a hail of bullets, silence descended. Jack had once again failed to pass level one.
This article appeared in the Special report section of the print edition under the headline “A sea change”