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Jan 31 2008, 07:27 PM
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QUOTE Well, Hong Kong is certainly on its way to becoming a major economic super-power. As it increases trade with China, its growth will explode quite heavily. It has some unique advantages when it comes to trade. Being so close to the mainland, when individual investment opens up, firms such as Value Partners (referring to article) will be quite busy. Considering China's and Hong Kong's populations, it looks like there will be many profitable opportunities for the people. Besides the population advantage, there are some other key advantages that will ensure the growth of an already powerful trade relationship. Hong Kong and Shenzhen have an increasing amount of connections, so trade becomes more readily available as more transportation options open up. Hong Kong also has another advantage: they are part of China. What does this mean? They speak the same language and are able to understand each other easily. Were as if an American wanted to do business in China, large language and culture barriers get in the way. Hong Kong is definitely on its way to becoming China's Wall Street. |
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