The Hong Kong Property Industry in 1997
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| Product Ref: |
98/07RN |
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Research Note |
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Real Estate
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| Hong Kong's property sector saw dramatic increases in prices in the 1990s. Shortly after taking office as the first Chief Executive of Hong Kong after the return of the territory to China, Tung Chee-hwa announced measures designed to cool speculation and increase the supply of housing stock. The case allows for a detailed discussion of the sources of profitability of Hong Kong's property industry and the potential impact of the Chief Executive's pronouncements. It also allows for a discussion of whether standard industry analysis tools developed in the West are equally applicable to industries in the East. |
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Economics & Business Policy
Strategy & General Management
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Industry Analysis, Attractiveness (profitability) of an Industry |
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22 pages
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Hong Kong SAR
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| Pub. Year: |
1999 |
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1 |
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This product type is available in the following language(s):
English Simplified Chinese
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See also: The Hong Kong Property Industry in 1999 (ref. 99/50C). |
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This case is UGC funded.
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