
Published online:
23 January 2014
Published in print:
01 May 2013
Online ISBN:
9789888180349
Print ISBN:
9789888139446
Contents
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Life in a Connecting World Life in a Connecting World
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A Panama Canal Analogy A Panama Canal Analogy
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Cause or Effect? Cause or Effect?
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The Challenges of Dual Integration The Challenges of Dual Integration
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The Need for Integration The Need for Integration
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Institutions and Infrastructure for Opening Up to the World Institutions and Infrastructure for Opening Up to the World
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Institutional Platforms and Reintegration with the Mainland Institutional Platforms and Reintegration with the Mainland
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Positive Non-Interventionism is Still Relevant Positive Non-Interventionism is Still Relevant
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Human Capital for Sustainability: Growth and Equity Human Capital for Sustainability: Growth and Equity
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Watering Down Human Capital Watering Down Human Capital
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Investments in Human Capital Investments in Human Capital
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Attracting Skills and Talents Attracting Skills and Talents
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Prices in a Connecting World Prices in a Connecting World
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Haves and Have-Nots Haves and Have-Nots
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Moment of Truth with the Linked Rate Moment of Truth with the Linked Rate
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Managing Credit Risks and Asset Price Bubbles Managing Credit Risks and Asset Price Bubbles
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Positive Non-Interventionism and Fiscal Rectitude Positive Non-Interventionism and Fiscal Rectitude
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Fiscal Prudence and External Macroeconomic Shocks Fiscal Prudence and External Macroeconomic Shocks
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Wisdom of a Limited Government Wisdom of a Limited Government
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Social Services and Weifare Arbitrage Social Services and Weifare Arbitrage
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Welfare Arbitrage Welfare Arbitrage
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Charting the Way Forward Charting the Way Forward
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References References
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Chapter
1 The Panama Syndrome and the Origins of Deep Contradictions
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Published:May 2013
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Richard Wong, Yue Chim, 'The Panama Syndrome and the Origins of Deep Contradictions', Diversity and Occasional Anarchy: On Deep Economic and Social Contradictions in Hong Kong (Hong Kong , 2013; online edn, Hong Kong Scholarship Online, 23 Jan. 2014), https://doi.org/10.5790/hongkong/9789888139446.003.0001, accessed 5 May 2025.
Abstract
In a 2010 press conference, Premier Wen Jiabao said that Hong Kong has a number of deep contradictions that had to be tackled. He spoke of five principal issues that Hong Kong had to face in the process of dual integration (the integration with both mainland China and the world economy). Hong Kong's deep contradictions spring from the broader phenomenon of the mushrooming of emerging economies around the globe, and this brings forth opportunities and challenges.
Keywords:
Panama Syndrome, Deep contradictions, Origins, Dual integration, Hong Kong, China, Economy, Policies
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