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HK Economic Journal
A Way out for Hong Kong’s Middle Class Facing the Kill Line

Yifei ZHANG
Peonie Man
11 Feb 2026
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8 min read 8 min
Research Insights
Navigating geopolitical risks: How U.S. firms adjust supply chains amid U.S.–China rivalry

Bo YANG
Tango Chan
6 Feb 2026
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6 min read 6 min
Research Insights
The Determinants of ESG Ratings: Rater Ownership Matters

Dragon Yongjun TANG
Tango Chan
6 Feb 2026
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5 min read 5 min

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Financial Times Chinese
Only the Market Can Unlock the Value of Data Assets
In 2026, Reddit’s data licensing agreement with Google, reportedly worth about US$60 million…
Regulatory Policy, AI Analytics and Big Data
Financial Times Chinese
The ‘Smartest’ AI Isn’t Necessarily the Best AI Trader
Recently, Interactive Brokers announced that users can now connect large language models like…
Finance and Investing, AI Analytics and Big Data

When Images Are No Longer Proof: Trust and Markets in the AI Age
25 Jun 2026
SpaceX IPO: When the Story Outprices the Numbers
17 Jun 2026
A New Era of Globalisation Co-led by Chinese Enterprises Has Arrived
11 Jun 2026
How China’s Changing Two-Way Investment Flows Are Repositioning Hong Kong as a Value-Adding Hub
10 Jun 2026

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HK Economic Journal
Immense Development Potential in Sha Tau Kok Frontier Closed Area
The article 《沙頭角禁區潛力蓄勢待發》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Maurice K.S. Tse
admin
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20 Jun 2019
HK Economic Journal
Regional Welfare Integration Encourages Hong Kong’s Young People to Participate in Greater Bay Area Development
The article 《福利區域一體化有利香港青年投身大灣區發展》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Zhigang Tao
admin
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12 Jun 2019
HK Economic Journal
Currency Manipulation and Trade War
The article 《貨幣操縱與貿易戰》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Y. F. Luk
admin
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5 Jun 2019
HK Economic Journal
The Origin of the Phrase “I May Not Be the Pivot of Success”
The article 《「功成不必在我」考》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Stephen Y CHIU
admin
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22 May 2019
HK Economic Journal
Outlook of US-China Trade
The article 《中美貿易形勢觀測》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Maurice K.S. Tse
admin
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15 May 2019
HK Economic Journal
Misunderstanding about Sharing Economy
The article 《對共享經濟的誤解》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」
admin
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8 May 2019
HK Economic Journal
Creating win-win outcomes with a suitable auction design
The article 《招標設計得宜買賣兩方雙贏》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column…

Stephen Ching
admin
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1 May 2019
HK Economic Journal
Small House Policy: Crux of the Problem and Opportunities
The article 《丁屋問題癥結與契機》 was originally published in Hong Kong Economic Journal column 「龍虎山下」

Maurice K.S. Tse
admin
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17 Apr 2019

HK Economic Journal

Leveraging US H-1B Fee Hike to Advance Tech Competitiveness in Mainland China and Hong Kong

US president Donald Trump recently signed an executive order announcing that, effective 21 September 2025, foreign first-time applicants for H-1B work visas will be required to pay a staggering US$100,000 visa fee. This policy shift took American companies and overseas talent by surprise, with those in the technology sector bearing the brunt in particular.

Jing Li

1 Oct 2025

Trade and Policy, Strategy and Value Creation

Leveraging US H-1B Fee Hike to Advance Tech Competitiveness in Mainland China and Hong Kong

HK Economic Journal

Public Oversight Essential for the Northern Metropolis Development

Last week, the Chief Executive released his Policy Address 2025, covering the full gamut of Hong Kong’s economic and livelihood development, from promoting fertility and regulating non-local workers to supporting the space economy. By focusing on a few highlights from the Policy Address, I would like to offer my two cents’ worth to readers for future reference.

Stephen Y CHIU

24 Sep 2025

Regulatory Policy, Economic Development

Public Oversight Essential for the Northern Metropolis Development

Research Insights

Voting Rationales

Using a novel dataset where institutional investors explain their votes—voting rationales—the researchers uncovered direct evidence on the motivations behind votes in director elections. This approach helps to increase governance-related transparency, and voting rationales offer a unique communication tool. The researchers also determined that institutional investors’ attention to voting decisions is more widespread than previously documented.

Roni MICHAELY

22 Sep 2025

Finance and Investing, Accounting Governance and Risk Management

Financial Times Chinese

Mainland E-commerce Reshapes Hong Kong’s Retail Market

Hong Kong was once famed worldwide as a “Shopping Paradise,” with retail serving as a key pillar of its economy.

Yifei ZHANG

22 Sep 2025

Strategy and Value Creation, Economic Development

Mainland E-commerce Reshapes Hong Kong’s Retail Market

HK Economic Journal

The Underlying Market Risks of Politicized Finance

Launched by World Liberty Financial, a decentralized financial (DeFi) protocol and governance platform backed by Donald Trump’s family, the digital token WLFI began trading on major cryptocurrency exchanges on 1 September 2025 (see Figure).

Maurice K.S. Tse

17 Sep 2025

Finance and Investing, Accounting Governance and Risk Management

The Underlying Market Risks of Politicized Finance

HK Economic Journal

Bottled Water Controversy and the Credence-Goods Dilemma

The recent controversy involving the awarding of a contract to provide bottled drinking water to the SAR Government offices has quickly snowballed. What began as misgivings among civil servants has escalated to a major social incident, casting doubt on the use of public funds, procurement, the regulatory system, and even the Government’s credibility. The crux […]

Yifei ZHANG

10 Sep 2025

Regulatory Policy, Behavioural Economics and Marketing

Bottled Water Controversy and the Credence-Goods Dilemma

Financial Times Chinese

Fleeting or Lasting Success? Unlocking the Power Durability of Live Commerce

Driven by the wave of digitalization, livestream e-commerce has rapidly risen to become one of the most phenomenal marketing methods in the e-commerce sector.

Yipu DENG

4 Sep 2025

Strategy and Value Creation, Behavioural Economics and Marketing

Fleeting or Lasting Success? Unlocking the Power Durability of Live Commerce

HK Economic Journal

Do we still remember the military yen?

On 7 December 1941, at 7.55 a.m. Hawaiian time, Japan launched a surprise attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbour, prompting the UK and the US to declare war on Japan and leading to the outbreak of the Pacific War. Subsequent to the invasion of China, Imperial Japan methodically escalated the war across the Asia-Pacific, pillaging resources throughout the region to achieve its objective of “sustaining war with war”.

Y. F. Luk

3 Sep 2025

Trade and Policy, Financial Regulation

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