Postgraduate Diploma/Degree < S$500 S$500 - S$999 MI < S$2,000 S$1,000 - S$1,499 S$1,500 - $1,999 S$2,000 - $2,499 S$2,500 - $2,999 S$2,000 MI < S$4,000 ≤ S$3,000 - $3,499 S$3,500 $3,999 – S$4,000 $4,499 – S$4,000 MI < S$6,000 ≤ S$4,500 $4,999 – Monthly Income 6 S$5,000 $5,999 – (MI) S$6,000 $6,999 S$6,000 MI < S$8,000 – ≤ S$7,000 $7,999 – S$8,000 $8,999 S$8,000 MI < S$10,000 – ≤ S$9,000 $9,999 – S$10,000 $10,999 – S$11,000 $11,999 – S$12,000 $12,999 MI S$10,000 – ≥ S$13,000 $13,999 – S$14,000 $14,999 – ≥S$15,000 Did not indicate Did not indicate Every day Every day 2-3 times a week 1-3 times a week Dining Out Once a week 7 Frequency 2-3 times a month Once a month 2-3 times a month or less frequent Once in 2-3 months Less than once in 2-3 Months In Singapore, housing can be broadly categorised into public and private housing. The former refers to government built apartments that generally have between 1 to 5 rooms (the living area and dining are also defined as rooms). On a limited basis, the government builds apartments with 6 rooms (known as Executive” apartments). The retail “Public cost of apartments in Singapore generally correlates positively with the number of rooms, although there may be other factors influencing the cost. The majority of Singaporeans (about 80%) live in public housing. Private housing is built by private estate developers and is generally considered the more expensive type of housing in Singapore. Table 3 Food Establishment Dining Frequencies of Study Population in Singapore, 2012 to 2013 Dining Frequencies Type of Food Establishments
Postgraduate Diploma/Degree 6 Monthly Income (MI) < S$500 MI < S$2,000 S$500 - S$999 S$1,000 - S$1,499 S$1,500 - $1,999 S$2,000 - $2,499 S$2,000 ≤ MI < S$4,000 S$2,500 - $2,999 S$3,000 - $3,499 S$3,500 – $3,999 S$4,000 – $4,499 S$4,000 ≤ MI < S$6,000 S$4,500 – $4,999 S$5,000 – $5,999 S$6,000 – $6,999 S$6,000 ≤ MI < S$8,000 S$7,000 – $7,999 S$8,000 – $8,999 S$8,000 ≤ MI < S$10,000 S$9,000 – $9,999 S$10,000 – $10,999 MI ≥ S$10,000 S$11,000 – $11,999 S$12,000 – $12,999 S$13,000 – $13,999 S$14,000 – $14,999 ≥S$15,000 Did not indicate Did not indicate 7 Dining Out Frequency Every day Every day 2-3 times a week 1-3 times a week Once a week 2-3 times a month 2-3 times a month or less frequent Once a month Once in 2-3 months Less than once in 2-3 Months In Singapore, housing can be broadly categorised into public and private housing. The former refers to government built apartments that generally have between 1 to 5 rooms (the living area and dining are also defined as rooms). On a limited basis, the government builds apartments with 6 rooms (known as “Public Executive” apartments). The retail cost of apartments in Singapore generally correlates positively with the number of rooms, although there may be other factors influencing the cost. The majority of Singaporeans (about 80%) live in public housing. Private housing is built by private estate developers and is generally considered the more expensive type of housing in Singapore. Table 3 Food Establishment Dining Frequencies of Study Population in Singapore, 2012 to 2013 Dining Frequencies Type of Food Establishments
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