Question 2: How did Hong Kong develop? It was during the Second World War that Hong Kong really became an international metropolis. Because of the war in the mainland and Chiang Kai-shek's economic policy, a large number of rich people from the mainland fled to Hong Kong. This is the second time that Hong Kong has sucked blood from the mainland. Hong Kong has prospered completely because of the arrival of these people. Just like in the late Ming Dynasty, because of the unfavorable war in front, people in the rear were more luxurious, competitive and strange.
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1. It is strategically located at the maritime transportation hub.
2. Natural deep-water port.
Question 3: How can Hong Kong's economy develop rapidly into a port?
Question 4: How did Hong Kong develop? Dissemination, concealment, destruction and re-dissemination are actually a procedure.
Question 5: In which years did Hong Kong develop rapidly? Hongkong is located at the gateway to China and in the time zone between Vietnam and Europe. These two factors make Hong Kong a center of international trade, finance, commerce and communication. Xianggangmu is the first 1 1 barter entity in the world. As far as throughput is concerned, the container port of Xianggang is one of the busiest container ports in the world. In terms of passenger volume and international cargo handling capacity, Hong Kong Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. As far as transactions with foreign banks are concerned, Hong Kong is the 14 largest banking center in the world. In terms of transaction volume, Hong Kong is the sixth largest foreign exchange market in the world. In terms of market value, Hong Kong stock market is the second largest in Asia.
Hong Kong is a highly internationalized city. Good business environment, legal system, self-made trade system, self-made information, fair and open competition environment, developed financial network, first-class transportation and communication infrastructure, first-class aid service, high education and labor level, efficient and extremely accumulated entrepreneurs.
In addition, Hong Kong has a large amount of foreign exchange reserves, a stable convertible currency, a stable fiscal reserve and a simple tax system with low tax rate. In 2006, the American Heritage Foundation ranked Hong Kong as the most self-motivated economy in the world for the third consecutive year. The Fisher Institute of Canada also continues to rank Hong Kong as the most self-reliant economy in the world.
In the past 20 years, Hong Kong's economy has nearly tripled. The average annual growth rate of GDP is 5.65438 0%, which is higher than that of global longitude and latitude, and the coordinated development of longitude and latitude is 3.7% and 2.8% respectively. In the same period, the per capita GDP of Hong Kong people doubled, that is, the average annual real growth rate was 3.9%. In 2006, Hong Kong's per capita GDP reached US$ 27,680, one of the highest in Asia.
In the past 20 years, Jingjiping of Xianggang has grown steadily at an average annual rate of 5. 1%, which is higher than the overall growth rates of Jingjiping and Jingjiping Cooperative Development Group of 3.7% and 2.8% respectively. In 2006, Hong Kong's economy continued to grow strongly, and the total output value of the region actually increased by 6.9%.
With the opening up of Hong Kong's economy, it has the opportunity to bring about all-round development. In the past 20 years, Hong Kong's export of goods has increased by eight times, while its export of services has also increased by three times, which is the original reason for the W division. In 2006, there was easy trade (including re-export, export of Hong Kong products and import of goods ... >; & gt
Question 6: Didn't Hong Kong develop because the mainland was closed to the outside world? Hong Kong didn't develop because the mainland was closed to the outside world, otherwise Macao, Malaysia and other places would also develop!
Question 7: How did Hong Kong Jiahua Group develop step by step? 19In 1964, Hong Kong Jiahua Group successfully won the mining right of Anderson Road quarry in Kowloon, becoming the first company in Hong Kong to obtain a mining license. In 1960s, the industry of Xianggang developed rapidly, and the per capita income increased accordingly. Many people began to live a well-off life. Later, Jiahua Group of Xianggang began to set foot in the private real estate industry, and today it has done nothing wrong.
Question 8: What is the basis of Hong Kong's rapid economic development? In the history of Hong Kong's economic development, it has experienced two economic transformations. Before 1950, Hong Kong's economy was dominated by entrepot trade. Since 1950s, Hong Kong has been industrialized, with industrial exports accounting for 8 1% of the total exports in 1970, which indicates that Hong Kong has changed from a simple entrepot to an industrialized city and achieved its first economic transformation. In the early 1970s, Hong Kong pursued the policy of economic diversification. Finance, real estate, trade and tourism in Hong Kong have developed rapidly. Especially since 1980s, mainland factors have become the most important external factors to promote Hong Kong's economic development. Most of Hong Kong's manufacturing industries moved to the mainland, and various service industries developed at a high speed, realizing the second economic transformation from manufacturing industries to service industries. Today, Hong Kong has developed into an international trade, finance and shipping center in the Asia-Pacific region. In 2000, Hong Kong's GDP reached 1, 276,5438+0.7 billion Hong Kong dollars, and its total trade reached 3,230.7 billion Hong Kong dollars, making it the tenth largest trading entity in the world, with container throughput reaching 1, 865,438+00 TEU, ranking first in the world. There are 0/54 banks/KLOC, and the number of foreign banks ranks third in the world. At the end of 2000, the total market value of Hong Kong's stock market reached HK$ 4,862.5 billion, ranking ninth in the world. The daily turnover of the foreign exchange market reached $79 billion, ranking seventh in the world; By the end of 2000, foreign exchange reserves reached US$ 654.38+007.5 billion, ranking third in the world. Advantages of Hong Kong's economic development Hong Kong's advantages lie in its convenient business environment, complete legal system, free trade policy and information flow, fair and open competition, convenient financial network and communication infrastructure network. In addition, Hong Kong has huge fiscal reserves and foreign exchange reserves, a freely convertible and stable currency, and a simple tax system with low tax rate, which has made Hong Kong one of the more competitive regions.
Question 9: Why is Hong Kong developing well? Because it has less restrictions, a high degree of openness, a good level of education, and all aspects are integrated. . .
To give the simplest example, stock trading in Hong Kong is different from that in the Mainland. Hong Kong allows the same stock to be traded multiple times in one day, but the mainland does not allow it. Hong Kong can allow a stock to have a daily limit, but the mainland has a daily limit and a daily limit system. It seems that Hong Kong stocks only need to pay commission when they are profitable, and the mainland seems to have to pay some extra diplomatic fees. . I don't remember exactly.
After all, Hong Kong is capitalist and can do this, while the mainland is socialist and may consider more. Reform and opening up are also coming step by step.
Moreover, after years of operation, Hong Kong stocks have perfect legal protection and many investment tools, and short selling is allowed without applying for any license. It is also very simple to register a company. A few hundred dollars can register a company. As for the mainland, investment tools are not as many and new as those in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong also has a special environment. Hong Kong people can speak Mandarin and English. Today, many Hong Kong officials and businessmen can switch seamlessly between Chinese and English, and journalists can answer their questions in English without any pressure. Some scholars have pointed out that this has played a very important role in Hong Kong's trade. They are free to do business abroad without language barriers. Moreover, relying on the motherland, both sides can do business, which is a good advantage.
Of course, there is a sound legal system, and a sound legal system is inseparable, and of course it is inseparable from the successful implementation of one country, two systems.
Question 10: How does the local economy develop? It is difficult for local officials to do it now. Everyone wants to attract enterprises to invest, and the competition is too fierce. Some people strive for policies without the ability, which is not good for development. I think the key to developing regional economy is to grasp the word "adjust measures to local conditions". There may be several unique advantages: first, resource-based Resources do not necessarily refer to some kind of mineral resources (even if they exist, they may belong to the state rather than local governments). It may be a local product, and intensive cultivation can make it bigger. For example, bamboo is produced in some places, and it is not unusual to produce bamboo floors with an output value of hundreds of millions. It may also be beautiful, which can develop tourism resources and drive a long industrial chain, which can solve a large number of employment problems. Manpower is sometimes a resource, which can be used in labor-intensive industries. Second, it is the region. There are no dogs in some places, but it is a thoroughfare of several provinces, and there are advantages in developing trade logistics and transportation. This is how Hong Kong and Singapore developed. Coastal areas have advantages in this respect, raw materials and labor can come from outside, and the transportation is convenient. In addition, being so close to the resource-rich areas, you can still get the advantage of water, and it is also a good business to engage in supporting industries. I don't agree with the policy. The policy is more favorable. You can give it to others. There is no sustainable development. Therefore, when attracting investment, hospitality policies are not as good as preferential policies, and policies are not as good as unique advantages. This unique advantage requires the insight and development ability of local officials.