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HK Economic Journal
Trip.com’s Landmark Fine: A Milestone in China’s Antitrust Enforcement?

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5 Aug 2026
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HK Economic Journal
The Challenges and Potential of Bank-Issued Stablecoins

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HK Economic Journal
The Survival Guide for All in the Post AI-Era – From Individual Planning to Corporate Strategy
AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) is the AI that could learn, decide and execute,…
Strategy and Value Creation, AI Analytics and Big Data
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From Anti-Dumping to Trade Wars: Past, Present, and Future of Trade Policy and Disputes
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HK Economic Journal
Overdoing can backfire
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6 Nov 2019
HK Economic Journal
Universal Basic Income
The article 《全民基本收入》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Y. F. Luk
admin
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16 Oct 2019
HK Economic Journal
How the Patriotic Youth is Developed and the Impact of Internet to them
The article 《愛國青年是怎樣煉成的和互聯網對他們的影響》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Stephen Y CHIU
admin
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9 Oct 2019
HK Economic Journal
Economic Disputes and US-China Trade War
The article 《經濟衝突與中美貿易戰》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」
admin
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2 Oct 2019
HK Economic Journal
Civil resistance works better than violent protests
The article 《非暴力抗爭比暴力抗爭有效》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Stephen Y CHIU
admin
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25 Sep 2019
HK Economic Journal
Hong Kong Insurance Industry: Opportunities and Strategies
The article 《保險業的發展機遇及戰略》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Zhigang Tao
admin
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18 Sep 2019
HK Economic Journal
Weaponisation of Fake News: Let the Bullets Fly?
The article 《難分真偽讓子彈飛》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column…

Maurice K.S. Tse
admin
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11 Sep 2019
HK Economic Journal
From Trade War to Currency War?
The article 《從貿易戰到貨幣戰? 》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column…

Y. F. Luk
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4 Sep 2019

HK Economic Journal

AI Sycophancy: When AI Starts to Flatter Us

In 2025, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) giant Anthropic collaborated with AI safety evaluation company Andon Labs to conduct a groundbreaking experiment by letting Claude—its own large language model (LLM)—run a mini-store named Claudius to sell snacks and beverages to Anthropic employees.

Xi LI

6 May 2026

Behavioural Economics and Marketing, AI Analytics and Big Data

AI Sycophancy: When AI Starts to Flatter Us

Financial Times Chinese

HKD stablecoins boost mainland China’s cross-border finance

In April 2026, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) issued stablecoin licenses to HSBC and Anchorpoint, signaling the imminent breakthrough of Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) stablecoin issuance. This represents a significant milestone, marking the official launch of stablecoins as a critical on-chain financial infrastructure in Hong Kong.

Xiang FANG

Yang LIU

Haonan ZHOU

30 Apr 2026

Financial Regulation, Finance and Investing

HKD stablecoins boost mainland China’s cross-border finance

HK Economic Journal

Pro-worker AI: Reshaping Work in the Wave of Automation

In recent years, some academics have actively advocated a “pro-worker” approach to AI development. Their core argument is not a rejection of technology or AI per se, but rather a challenge to the bias against technological advancement over the past few decades—overconcentration of technological development in automation.

Stephen Y CHIU

29 Apr 2026

Sustainability and Social Impact, AI Analytics and Big Data

Pro-worker AI: Reshaping Work in the Wave of Automation

HK Economic Journal

Hong Kong’s Institutional Edge in a Fragmented World

Under the ongoing geopolitical impact, the increasing importance placed by countries on security risks in recent years has caused the global economic and trade landscape to shift from integrated free trade toward fragmentation. Amid this monumental change, China’s economy has demonstrated strong resilience, expediting its upgrade from the world’s factory to a technology powerhouse.

Heiwai TANG

22 Apr 2026

Trade and Policy, Strategy and Value Creation

Hong Kong’s Institutional Edge in a Fragmented World

Financial Times Chinese

When Hospitals Post Wait Times: Relieving Overcrowding or Making Things Worse?

During the peak winter flu season, waiting times at Hong Kong’s public accident and emergency (A&E) departments frequently exceed four hours, with some districts even surpassing the eight-hour mark. In recent years, the Hospital Authority has aggressively promoted ‘Smart Hospital’ initiatives, pushing real-time waiting times for all 18 A&E departments directly to citizens’ fingertips.

Huiyin OUYANG

16 Apr 2026

Healthcare and Life Sciences, Efficiency and Operational Performance

When Hospitals Post Wait Times: Relieving Overcrowding or Making Things Worse?

HK Economic Journal

When Tariff Barriers Land in Court—a US$100-Billion Lesson in Constitutional Law

On 20 February 2026, the US Supreme Court, in a 6–3 decision, issued a landmark ruling in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump: The President is not authorized under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to unilaterally impose tariffs.

Yifei ZHANG

15 Apr 2026

Trade and Policy, Regulatory Policy

When Tariff Barriers Land in Court—a US$100-Billion Lesson in Constitutional Law

HK Economic Journal

In Pursuit of “Responsible Alpha”: Balancing GenAI Innovation and Financial Regulation

If, in the future, the AI agents of various funds in Central, Hong Kong can finish reading central bank statements, earnings call transcripts, and global news within the same second, and make similar directional trading decisions accordingly, will the market become more efficient or more vulnerable?

Jinghan MENG

11 Apr 2026

Financial Regulation, AI Analytics and Big Data

In Pursuit of “Responsible Alpha”: Balancing GenAI Innovation and Financial Regulation

Financial Times Chinese

AI Shopping Agents: Reshaping the Power Dynamics of Mobile Internet

In late 2025, “AI shopping for you” began shifting from concept to reality. AI shopping agents started taking over tasks like searching, comparing prices, and completing purchases. As these agents render platforms invisible to end users, platforms risk losing brand value, user loyalty, and data control. A quiet battle is now underway for control of the consumer gateway.

Weiming Zhu

3 Apr 2026

Strategy and Value Creation, Innovation and Business Design Economics

AI Shopping Agents: Reshaping the Power Dynamics of Mobile Internet

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