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Hong Kong's Modest Economic Growth: Sustained by Domestic Consumption
ZHANG Yang1; Sarah Y TONG2
2016-01
Source PublicationEast Asian Policy
ISSN1793-9305
Volume8Issue:1Pages:104-117
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Hong Kong's economy grew by 2.4% in 2015, sustained largely by a strong expansion in household consumption. The government took supporting measures, including stronger public spending and tax reduction. The economy has become increasingly interwoven with that of the Mainland and a new bilateral agreement was signed to enhance trade in services. As Hong Kong's economy is likely to face even gloomier climate in 2016, improved physical connections with the Mainland and tighter cooperation are key.

DOI10.1142/S179393051600009X
Indexed ByESCI
Language英語English
WOS Research AreaGovernment & Law
WOS SubjectPolitical Science
WOS IDWOS:000415328700009
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionFaculty of Business Administration
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND BUSINESS ECONOMICS
Affiliation1.Faculty of Business Administration, University of Macau
2.East Asian Institute
First Author AffilicationFaculty of Business Administration
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ZHANG Yang,Sarah Y TONG. Hong Kong's Modest Economic Growth: Sustained by Domestic Consumption[J]. East Asian Policy, 2016, 8(1), 104-117.
APA ZHANG Yang., & Sarah Y TONG (2016). Hong Kong's Modest Economic Growth: Sustained by Domestic Consumption. East Asian Policy, 8(1), 104-117.
MLA ZHANG Yang,et al."Hong Kong's Modest Economic Growth: Sustained by Domestic Consumption".East Asian Policy 8.1(2016):104-117.
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