Hong Kong Economy and Finance--Adjustment and Development After Reunification: Adjustment and Development After Reunification

Author: Mu Beipeng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is the result of the author's several years of on-the-ground research and investigation in Hong Kong, combined with careful thinking. Recently, Premier Wen Jiabao emphasized that Hong Kong and the mainland should establish closer economic ties, making this book timely. It is suitable for economic and financial theorists, practitioners, and university faculty and students. Set against the backdrop of the six years following Hong Kong's return, the book analyzes the main issues encountered in the economic and financial sectors, as well as the efforts made by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government to overcome the economic downturn and consolidate its financial center status. The book is divided into two parts, with a total of 14 chapters. The first part, titled "Economy," consists of 7 chapters, elaborating on issues and development strategies in financial operations, and exploring the developments and problems in Hong Kong's macroeconomic level over the past few years. The second part, titled "Finance," also consists of 7 chapters, outlining the general situation and development strategies in financial operations, reviewing major adjustments and developments in the financial sector.