扩大内需 加快推动产业转移

纺织产业是我国的传统支柱产业，不但在满足国内需求、扩大就业等方面发挥着重要作用，也是我国少数具有国际竞争优势的产业之一。金融危机发生以来，国际市场需求急剧下降，我国纺织品服装出口企业的压力空前加大。同时，为了应对金融危机，保持国民经济持续平稳增长，我国政府从去年年底开始，实施积极开拓国内市场的战略举措，为纺织产业出口转内销、调整产业结构与拓展发展空间提供了契机。因此，在当前情况下，     

陈振东:关注两地经贸寄意教育发展

作为经济界、纺织服装界的委员,香港预发控股集团主席陈振东上交的提案达6份之多.他对中国经济形势和香港、内地经贸发展的特点以及合作有很多建设性认识.其提案的关注点不离这些方面.     

Deregulation in Hong Kong

Waves from the tide of deregulation that first started to rise in USA over a decade ago have washed on many distant shores, as far apart as the UK, Australia and Japan. Hong Kong is no exception. Geographically tiny, the territory of Hong Kong is a throbbing dynamo, a financial and trading centre of immense importance in the Far East. With a telephone penetration of 36 per 100 population covering over 95% of all households, it is the most developed telephone country in the region, apart from Japan.     

苏宁香港行

进军香港市场意味着快速而粗犷扩张模式的终结,中国本土家电零售商该如何自我调整？     

An Analysis of the Deposit-taking Market of Hong Kong

This paper analyzes the deposit-takingmarket in Hong Kong prior to the deregulation ofinterest rates in 1994. We argue that bankingregulations, in the forms of branching restrictionsand interest-rate ceilings, had created amonopsonistic market for short-term bank deposits. Asa result, banks in Hong Kong had earned asubstantially wider interest-rate margin than banks inother Asia-Pacific countries and the United States. We provide procedures to estimate the economicsignificance of the foregone interest and find themonopsonistic rent to be in the order of 1% of theGross Domestic Product of Hong Kong for the period1987 through 1994.     

Hong Kong Fashion Week for S/S——Hong Kong Fashion Week showcases design excellence

Organised by Hong Kong Trade Development Council(HKTDC),HKTDC Hong Kong Fashion Week for Spring/ Summer 2009 is not only an important sourcing platform for the global fashion industry,it is also a showcase for design excellence.     

New technology and Hong Kong telephone workers

Most studies of technological change in telecommunications have researched incremental shifts within the analogue switching paradigm. This paper takes the case of the shift to digital switching in Hong Kong's public telephone network. It focuses upon how this change was managed and the consequential changes in labour relations.