Hong Kong's waning economic resilience
Loading...
2,257
Loading...
Top Comments
see all
All Comments (12)
-
The ultimate problem is not China or Europe. It's supply-side economics. Supply side economics does not work, period. It's not even economics. Economics start with demand -- increase demand or goods and services and built factories to meet that demand.
-
they let the emplyees go and then hired them back at a discount, now the banks are blaming others on thier cost reduction(profit increasing) plans.....you have got to be kidding me....
-
great story, good narration, good construction, interesting topic. Good job AJ.
-
Seven billion plus human beings: SUCKERS!!!
Loading...
China says, "don't blame us for taking jobs from every other country"
The 1% in America say "yes, blame them for us making a larger profit from cheaper labor"
I think it's a consentual screwing here.
moverling5 3 months ago 7
@RayKalmNiam
I have always heard the New York comparison, but Hong Kong is different in that its not communist and its independence from China's mainland government, means that what happens in Hong Kong does not necessarily represent what is happening in the rest of China and viceversa. I am not saying that its not part of China, because it is, but I think people need to look at these two places separately.
HDaviator 3 months ago 4