From the perspective of cross-border transactions and institutional interfaces, Stephen Roach mistakes a historical transition for the end of a city’s value
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Debates about Hong Kong have increasingly taken on a familiar form in recent years: any discussion seems first to require an answer to a threshold question: is Hong Kong still “the Hong Kong it used to be”?
Readers discuss the city’s transformation, tying government official KPIs to Scoop, and promoting mini-events like Beyblade…
Stephen S. Roach argues that the resilience touted by the city’s boosters has come to depend entirely on Chinese intervention.
Stephen S. Roach thinks the China-centric administrative region has changed irrevocably, despite its booming financial sector.
And, contrary to the views of famed economist Stephen Roach, so will great places such as Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou and…
Officials deploy multipronged strategy – from tax incentives to new gold clearing system – to recalibrate city’s global standing…
Rent levels are triggering a wave of shop and restaurant closures, causing job losses and making the city less attractive.
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