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Singapore capital is heavily invested in Hong Kong! Mapletree acquired the prime logistics belt in Tsing Yi for HK$3.6 billion. The government’s four-in-a-row land supply plan won the first battle. Joining hands with the existing center to build a super logistics corridor and form a killer combination of sea and land transportation with Pier 9. The land sends a signal: cross-border e-commerce and cold chain have become new trends. Singapore capital has invested heavily in Hong Kong! Mapletree acquires the prime logistics belt in Tsing Yi for HK$3.6 billion...

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1. Common reasons for not supporting "estate agents" 2. The social function and value of estate agents 3. Structural issues behind the controversy 4. Differences in different regions 5. Reflection: Social emotions behind labeling Conclusion 1. Common reasons for not supporting "estate agents" -...

1. Background: The uniqueness of Hong Kong's international status 2. Economic impact: Reshaping the status of a financial center 3. Science and technology: Independent innovation and breaking through blockades 4. Impact on people's livelihood: Social resilience and deep-seated contradictions 5. Trend outlook: Transformation path in confrontation Conclusion 1. Background: The uniqueness of Hong Kong's international status 1. The hub role under "one country, two systems" -...

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First, the dilemma of industrial agglomeration from the perspective of spatial economics. Second, the structural distortion of human capital flow. Third, the micro-mechanism of capital misallocation. Fourth, the policy dilemma from the perspective of institutional economics. Fifth, the innovation inhibition explained by behavioral economics. Sixth, the economic ecological imbalance under the theory of complex systems. Seventh, the policy experiment from the perspective of international comparison. Eighth, the institutional reform path of multi-objective equilibrium. Conclusion: First...

 1. Historical path dependence: shifting from manufacturing to service-oriented 2. Market size and hinterland restrictions: lack of domestic demand support 3. Policy and institutional differences: free market vs...

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