
Neil Monnery on Hong Kong and the Architect of Prosperity
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Immigration, Economic Stability, and Strategic Decision-Making in Hong Kong
This chapter delves into the challenges and management of immigration into Hong Kong, contrasting the ease of entry there during tumultuous times in China. It also explores the stability of economic policy in Hong Kong over a 50-year period and the strategic decision-making processes that influenced the region's development. Additionally, the chapter discusses the importance of data in economics, the challenges of measuring GDP accurately, and how strategic bureaucratic approaches can impact government intervention in the economy.
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