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Hong Kong must find its drive again as rivals like Singapore surge ahead

Hong Kong’s growing disparity with Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore is cause for concern. The city must adapt and learn to take risks again to maximise its ‘two systems’ advantages.

By: scmp.com

Apr 27 2024
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Hong Kong must find its drive again as rivals like Singapore surge ahead

Hong Kong’s growing disparity with Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore is cause for concern. The city must adapt and learn to take risks again to maximise its ‘two systems’ advantages.

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