41. Studies on the feral macaques of Hong Kong - Wong, Che-lok
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 1994

42. Class voting in Hong Kong and Taiwan : a comparative study - Wong, Tze Wai
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2008

43. Chinese immigrants and their offspring in Hong Kong, 1991-2006 - Zhang, Zhuoni
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2008

44. External actors and democratization : the Hong Kong case - Au-yeung, Chi-kong
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 1996

45. A street market in Hong Kong, China - Graves, C. H. d. 1943.
Photograph shows a crowded street market in Hong Kong.

46. Development of the engineering consultancy industry in Hong Kong - Baark, Erik; Ma, Kwok Wai
The analysis of Hong Kong’s engineering consultancy industry that is presented on the following pages represents an initial attempt to identify how the territory came to host a large number of overseas and local firms capable of undertaking advanced design projects of high quality and technological sophistication. Our point of departure has been provide an exploratory study of social, economic and political aspects of this development process, primarily as a background for more detailed analysis of patterns of innovation and knowledge flow in the sector.

47. Los hongos : amigos o enemigos - Trigos Landa, Ángel

48. The tamest of tigers? understanding Hong Kong’s innovation system and innovation policies - Sharif, Naubahar; Baark, Erik
Using Hong Kong as a case study, this paper explicates the innovation system in a “Tiger” economy that has been less successful in making up lost technological ground than neighbouring Tiger economies. The paper outlines two important sides of Hong Kong’s innovation system: its strengths, characterized by a focus on flexible linkages, learning patterns, absorptive capabilities, and exploitation of existing technology; and its weaknesses, characterized by fragmentation in its current innovation policy mix, which has adversely affected its success in innovation-intensive fields. We argue that this policy mix needs urgent remediation if Hong Kong is to pull even in introducing...

49. Hong Kong--Sedan chair and rickshaw
One man being pulled in rickshaw and another man being carried on sedan chair, Hong Kong.

50. Hong Kong--Sedan chair and rickshaw
One man being pulled in rickshaw and another man being carried on sedan chair, Hong Kong.

51. Mortgage corporation : the case of Hong Kong - Hong, Hiu-suet, Heidi

52. The Hong Kong Tax Paradox Or Why Jurassic Park Exists in the Pearl River Delta - Halkyard, Andrew
Hong Kong's total financial reserves are, on any scale, vast. What is the nature of the taxation system to which this excess of riches can be attributed? What are the challenges facing that system as Hong Kong moves into the post-colonial era of the twenty-first centure as a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China? And how will, or how should, these challenges be met? This article tries to answer these questions. It then concludes by analysing the paradox: why has a tax system, redolent of colonial Great Britain at the height of power, operating inequitably and arbitrarily,...

53. Entrepot trade and fixed exchange rate regimes: the United States-Hong Kong-China trade triangle - Tang, Kam-Ki
Since the outbreak of the currency crisis in Asia in 1998, the Hong Kong dollar has been under severe pressure. In the literature of monetary standards, trade is considered a major factor in determining the nominal anchor. The distinct trade structure of Hong Kong adds new aspects to the old topic of the choice of monetary standards. It raises the question of whether entrepot trade affects, and even changes, the choice of nominal anchors for small open economies under fixed exchange rate regimes. This paper illustrates the importance of trade structure in the consideration of exchange rate regimes and argues...

54. Entrepot trade and fixed exchange rate regimes: the United States-Hong Kong-China trade triangle - Tang, Kam-Ki
Since the outbreak of the currency crisis in Asia in 1998, the Hong Kong dollar has been under severe pressure. In the literature of monetary standards, trade is considered a major factor in determining the nominal anchor. The distinct trade structure of Hong Kong adds new aspects to the old topic of the choice of monetary standards. It raises the question of whether entrepot trade affects, and even changes, the choice of nominal anchors for small open economies under fixed exchange rate regimes. This paper illustrates the importance of trade structure in the consideration of exchange rate regimes and argues...

55. Hong Kong Chinese students' learning motivation : the role of social- versus individual-oriented achievement motivation - Tao, Yick-Ku
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2003

56. Dynamics and diversity of prokaryotic communities in marine sediments of Hong Kong - Zhang, Wen
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2007

57. Small strain behavior of decomposed granite in relation to deep excavations in Hong Kong - Sun, Yuen Fong
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 1999

58. Effects of weathering on geological and geotechnical properties of granite and tuff in Hong Kong - Lee, Shung Kee
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2001

59. Hong Kong's warehousing in transition : from traditional storage facility to third-party logistics - Tong, Judy Hang Fa
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 1999

60. An analysis of micrometeorological characteristics measured with a fluxmeter in Hong Kong - Zhou, Zhixiang
Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 1996

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