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Wonwoo C

Over my dead body - Forget burial-a crowded city no longer has room even for ashes - 1 views

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    This article is a report on the state of burial prices in Hong Kong greatly affected by the lack of supply of room for the dead. For private burials, the costs can go well beyond $25,000!
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    this article shows the situation in today's Hong-Kong where supply curve has moved to the left because of an increase in prices and demand curve moved to the right, because demand has increased this is caused by a lack of room( supply), so a new equilibrium is now formed which i think will soon change because of a resource being scares which will increase price even higher
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    this article shows the situation in today's Hong-Kong where supply curve has moved to the left because of an increase in prices and demand curve moved to the right, because demand has increased this is caused by a lack of room( supply), so a new equilibrium is now formed which i think will soon change because of a resource being scares which will increase price even higher.
Merab K

Hong Kong Inflation Accelerates to 30-Month High on Rents - 0 views

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    This article is about Hong Kong. Food and rental costs increased significantly in February. The inflation was described as one of the 2 challenges of local government. It is because consumer prices increased by 4.5%.
Sondos 2

Dani Rodrik: The Poverty of Dictatorship - 0 views

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    Perhaps the most striking finding in the United Nations' recent 20th anniversary "Human Development Report" is the outstanding performance of the Muslim countries of the Middle East and North Africa. Here was Tunisia, ranked sixth among 135 countries in terms of improvement in its Human Development Index, or HDI, over the previous four decades, ahead of Malaysia, Hong Kong, Mexico and India. Not far behind was Egypt, ranked 14th. The HDI is a measure of development that captures achievements in health and education alongside economic growth. Egypt and especially Tunisia did well enough on the growth front, but where they really shone was on these broader indicators...
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