Hong Kong Business Guide delivers a comprehensive view of the economy and business life, covering 25 key business-related topics. Individual articles blend overview with specific detail to make you a knowledgeable player quickly.
HONG KONG BUSINESS GUIDE: BACK COVER
Hong Kong
Hong Kong, the world's foremost bastion of unfettered capitalism, is a place where this
afternoon's arrivals can be doing business by nightfall. Even though the British colony
is set to revert to Chinese jurisdiction in 1997, China has too much at stake to rock the
boat too heavily. While some residents are fleeing abroad, newcomers are clamoring to get
in on the free-wheeling economy.
For Buyers: Hong Kong's small entrepreneurial
manufacturers turn out a seemingly endless variety of goods for the world's buyers. Apparel,
textiles, watches, electronic components, jewelry, precious stones, hardware, and giftware
are but a few of the thousands of products available.
For Sellers: Hong Kong's continued buildup of its service and commercial
infrastructure offers lucrative sales opportunities for suppliers of expertise, raw materials,
and equipment. As one of the most affluent markets in the world, Hong Kong is also hungry
for consumer goods of all kinds.
Gateway to China: Hong Kong's role as the unofficial manager of China's booming
business economy, coupled with its no-nonsense Western business savvy, makes it the premier
starting point for international businesses wishing to penetrate China.
Hong Kong Business: The Portable Encyclopedia for Doing Business with Hong Kong helps you find the opportunities and navigate the hazards in this rapidly changing, familiar-yet-foreign business environment. No other reference has the command of business issues that are covered in this professional-level "how-to."
HONG KONG BUSINESS GUIDE: TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Economy
Chapter 3: Current Issues
Chapter 4: Opportunities
Chapter 5: Foreign Investment
Chapter 6: Foreign Trade
Chapter 7: Import Policy & Procedures
Chapter 8: Export Policy & Procedures
Chapter 9: Industry Reviews
Chapter 10: Trade Fairs
Chapter 11: Business Travel
Chapter 12: Business Culture
Chapter 13: Demographics
Chapter 14: Marketing
Chapter 15: Business Entities & Formation
Chapter 16: Labor
Chapter 17: Business Law
Chapter 18: Financial Institutions
Chapter 19: Currency & Foreign Exchange
Chapter 20: International Payments
Chapter 21: Corporate Taxation
Chapter 22: Personal Taxation
Chapter 23: Ports & Airports
Chapter 24: Business Directory
Chapter 25: Important Addresses
Index
HONG KONG BUSINESS GUIDE: AUTHORS/CONTRIBUTORS
Hong Kong Business includes contributions from a large variety of individuals, corporations, and sources, including:
Christine Genzberger, David E. Horovitz,
William T. LeGro, Jonathan W. Libbey,
Charles Smithson Mills, Karla Shippey, J.D.,
James L. Nolan, Stacey Padrick,
Kelly Wang, Chansonette Buck Wedemeyer,
Alexandra Woznick and Yuan Maozi (Professor of English, Yantai Education College, Yantai, China).
Also includes contributions by:
Auerbach Intl., CIGNA Worldwide,
Ernst & Young, Far Eastern Economic Review,
Foreign Trade, Reed Publishing,
The Department of Commerce, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council,
The Singapore Trade Development Board, and many other corporate specialists, attorneys, and trade promotion groups.
Series Editor: Edward G. Hinkelman"
Hong Kong Business
The Portable Encyclopedia For Doing Business with Hong Kong
Pages: 306
Binding: Softcover
Author: Christine A. Genzberger, et al.
Size: 7"X10" (17.78X25.4cm)
ISBN: 0-9631864-7-7
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