Communism is a theoretical global socioeconomic system where money, the state, classes and private property do not exist. Given the global nature of the theory, no country fits as being within this socioeconomic model, including Singapore.

A charitable interpretation of your question can be whether or not Singapore is a socialist country. The meaning of socialism is widely debated, but traditional interpretations of socialism include the abolishment of private property. Singapore is a highly developed free-market economy famous for being business-friendly to both global and *locally* owned private corporations, making it not a socialist country.

Singapore is a parliamentary representative democratic republic with a free-market economy with dirigiste characteristics. Dirigisme refers to a system in which a government has extensive control over a country’s economy.
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