Economist Ka Chung Law Discusses the Future of Hong Kong

The video discusses the changes in Hong Kong's political and economic landscape, focusing on the loss of freedoms and the impact on its role as an international finance center. It includes an economist's experience with censorship at Bocom, debates on stability versus freedom, and an analysis of economic indicators showing a decline in long-term capital inflows.

What are some of the freedoms that have been constrained in Hong Kong according to the speaker?

• Freedom to travel

• Freedom of speech and demonstration

• Freedom to vote

• Freedom to own property

Why did the speaker feel pressured to leave Bocom?

• Due to personal reasons

• Because of a better job offer

• Due to pressure to censor research

• Because of relocation

What role does the speaker believe Hong Kong can no longer play effectively?

• A tourist destination

• An international finance center

• A cultural hub

• A manufacturing center

What is one of the main concerns about the national security law according to the speaker?

• It enhances public safety

• It improves economic growth

• It has a chilling effect on freedom

• It increases tourism

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for people to invest in Hong Kong?

• Freedom of expression and property rights

• Low taxes

• Stable government

• High interest rates

How does the speaker describe the market cap trend in Hong Kong over the past years?

• Rapidly increasing

• Volatile

• Steadily decreasing

• Flat

What has been the trend in long-term capital inflows to Hong Kong according to the speaker?

• Fluctuating

• Increasing

• Stable

• Decreasing