Hong Kong's development: prospects and possibilities

Chris Rowley and Robert Fitzgerald

Asia Pacific Business Review, 1999, vol. 6, issue 1, 123-131

Abstract: Hong Kong's economic emergence, development and current situation have been examined and analysed from a variery of perspectives, and its adaptative systems, entrepreneurship and human resources have been outlined in detail. A number of points and themes have emerged and these have implications for Hong Kong's prospects and possibilities. First, Hong Kong's internationally impressive economic record is under threat. Second, some of the factors and structures seen as growth inducing in the past are now viewed as inhibiting. Third, there is a need to develop alternative means of competing, which include production and human resource upgrading.

Date: 1999
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