Global Institute for Tomorrow CEO on H.K. Housing Equality

The transcript discusses the social tensions in Hong Kong, focusing on the housing crisis and the need for government intervention. It compares Hong Kong's laissez-faire approach with Singapore's interventionist model, highlighting the legacy issues from the colonial period. The discussion emphasizes the importance of addressing social mobility and inequality through strong public policy and government action, suggesting that adopting a model similar to Singapore's could alleviate social tensions and improve living conditions.

What measures does the text propose to achieve social justice in housing?

In what ways does the text suggest that social mobility is hindered in Hong Kong?

What are the implications of the 'poverty trap' mentioned in the text for families living in Hong Kong?