

Neil Monnery on Hong Kong and the Architect of Prosperity
Oct 8, 2018
Author Neil Monnery shares insights on John Cowperthwaite's economic policies in Hong Kong, emphasizing limited government involvement for growth. Discussions include Hong Kong's transition from British to Chinese rule, challenges from US and UK quotas, and strategic decision-making in immigration and economic stability. Also covered are debates on government intervention in car parking, sports facility construction, housing market, and economic inequalities.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Economic and Governance Evolution of Hong Kong
01:58 • 25min
Philosophy of Limited Government and Economic Growth
26:52 • 3min
Immigration, Economic Stability, and Strategic Decision-Making in Hong Kong
30:09 • 24min
Economic Insights on Government Intervention in Car Parking and Sports Facility Construction
53:55 • 2min
Economic Inequalities and Affordability
56:00 • 6min
Government Intervention in Hong Kong's Housing Market
01:01:37 • 12min