Population Policy
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November 2025 – January 2026 | Population Policy
Hong Kong’s population trends and long-term planning challenges are analyzed using data and projections. An increasingly mobile population requires major policy adjustments.
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August 2025 | Artificial Intelligence and Talent Development
HKFEI’s 2025 Policy Address Consultation Paper has been submitted. Housing reform is highlighted as key to Hong Kong’s future using quantitative evidence and economic analysis. Lessons from failed past reforms are discussed. Detailed recommendations for reform steps and timeline are provided.
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June 2025 | Housing Policy
The government’s cancellation of the Cash Allowance Trial Scheme is supported in our new article. A theoretical framework to inform the design of housing subsidy policy is also provided.
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January 2025 | Artificial Intelligence and Talent Development
The economic recession crisis in Hong Kong since 2019 is discussed. Talent and population policy are argued to be crucial role for Hong Kong’s future.
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December 2024 | Population Policy
The government’s vision of developing Hong Kong into a metropolis capable of sustaining a population of 10 million people is supported. A thorough analysis of the challenges involved is provided. The establishment of a Population Policy Strategy Committee to formulate and oversee a sustainable roadmap is recommended.
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September 2024 | Artificial Intelligence and Talent Development
HKFEI’s 2024 Policy Address Consultation Paper has been submitted. Innovative policy frameworks and actionable recommendations across key policy domains are proposed, including housing supply, population planning, strengthened policy research and data science capabilities, support mechanisms for the reintegration of arrested youth, and sustainable healthcare reforms.
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February – May 2024 | Housing Policy
The Well-off Tenants Policy is shown to require fundamental reform. Population statistics demonstrate that public rental housing units are significantly misallocated to well-off tenants, thereby exacerbating the subdivided housing crisis.
