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The China-Hong Kong Connection: The Key to China's Open Door Policy
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In this article, the open-door policy and the pivotal role of Hong Kong as a trading partner were discussed. But the authors focused on the institutional setting and did not consider Hong Kong's role as a financier or middleman.Abstract:
1. The open-door policy 2. The pivotal role of Hong Kong 3. The institutional setting 4. Evaluation of the open-door policy 5. Hong Kong as a financier 6. Hong Kong as a trading partner 7. Hong Kong as middleman 8. Summary and conclusions.read more
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Globalisation and Guanxi: The Ethos of Hong Kong Finance
TL;DR: The Globalisation and Guanxi: The Ethos of Hong Kong Finance as discussed by the authors is a recent work that explores the relationship between globalisation and Hong Kong finance, and discusses its relationship with Guanxi.
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Whither Hong Kong in an open-door, reforming Chinese economy?
Y. P. Ho,Y. Y. Kueh +1 more
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Speculating China Economic Growth through Hong Kong? Evidence from Stock Market IPOs and Real Estate Markets
TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that since China closes her asset markets, investors turn to Hong Kong instead, and the initial public offerings of Chinese firms in the Hong Kong stock market and the local housing market of Hong Kong improve the prediction of each other, as they may serve as a coordinator of herds among investors.
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Productivity growth, increasing income inequality and social insurance: the case of China?
TL;DR: In this paper, a simple dynamic general equilibrium model is built to mimic two striking stylized facts observed in China's reform: productivity growth contributes significantly to output growth, and income inequality increases dramatically over time.
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A study of Bishop Ting Kuanghsün's theological reconstruction in China
TL;DR: Wenji et al. as discussed by the authors presented a comprehensive review of the particular work inTing Kuanghs�n Wenji (Collected Essays of Bishop Ting), and this detailed account provides an opportunity to observe how Ting weaves Marxism, process theology andliberation theology into his theological construction, and how he links his theological proposal to mainstream theology.