2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-54245-9_5
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Property, Credit and Business Cycles in Hong Kong

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“…In August 1997, the Asian financial crisis officially began, and the currencies of Asian countries (regions) were coincidentally pursued by hedge funds, and the panic quickly spread to Hong Kong, when the Hong Kong stock market and Hong Kong real estate market were at historic highs, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority was forced to raise interest rates as a means to defend the exchange rate The limit of no more than 50 hectares of new land approved each year has increased the supply of housing. Li (2019) once pointed out that increasing the supply of housing and increasing the supply of land is a kind of moral policy in terms of the policy itself, but it is a pity that the Asian financial crisis and the time lag in construction have exacerbated the downward pressure on real estate prices, which have fallen sharply by 40% in just one year.…”
Section: The Impact Of Key Historical Events and Policies On Hong Kon...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In August 1997, the Asian financial crisis officially began, and the currencies of Asian countries (regions) were coincidentally pursued by hedge funds, and the panic quickly spread to Hong Kong, when the Hong Kong stock market and Hong Kong real estate market were at historic highs, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority was forced to raise interest rates as a means to defend the exchange rate The limit of no more than 50 hectares of new land approved each year has increased the supply of housing. Li (2019) once pointed out that increasing the supply of housing and increasing the supply of land is a kind of moral policy in terms of the policy itself, but it is a pity that the Asian financial crisis and the time lag in construction have exacerbated the downward pressure on real estate prices, which have fallen sharply by 40% in just one year.…”
Section: The Impact Of Key Historical Events and Policies On Hong Kon...mentioning
confidence: 99%