| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| News - South China Morning Post | WHY DOES HONG KONG NEED A 5-YEAR PLAN – AND WILL IT CRIMP ITS FREE-MARKET ECONOMY? | 59 mins ago |
As the government completes a public consultation exercise to craft the city’s own five-year plan to align with national development, the first of this five-part series looks at key questions, starting with the need… Economist Heiwai Tang has a line he likes to use on free-market purists: “The market is almost always right, but it’s not always right.” While Hong Kong has long been ranked the world’s freest economy, Tang, an…
News - South China Morning Post reports that as the government completes a public consultation exercise to craft the city’s own five-year plan to align with national development, the first of this five-part series looks at key questions, starting with the need…
The report adds: Economist Heiwai Tang has a line he likes to use on free-market purists: “The market is almost always right, but it’s not always right.” While Hong Kong has long been ranked the world’s freest economy, Tang, an…
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