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Learning unit: Doing business in Hong Kong. Syllabus:

- Hong Kong: gateway to China.
- HK economy. Foreign trade (import export).
- The Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA).
- New Zealand Hong Kong China Closer Economic Partnership.
- Setting up in Hong Kong.

M Course learning materials: En. Also available in Es Negocios en China Fr Affaires China Pt Negocios China

M Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.

Institutions, Agreements and FTA's of Hong Kong:

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ©

Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC)

New Zealand Hong Kong  China Closer Economic Partnership

Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

Doing Business in China: China - Chinese economy - China: Marine transport and ports - Customs of China - FDI in China - Beijing - Shanghai - Greater Pearl River Delta (GPRD) - Guangzhou - Shenzhen

M Related Foreign Trade Courses and masters: Master International Business MIB e-learning for Hongkongese students - Business in Eastern Asia - Master Business in Asia - Master in Emerging Markets - Master Business Asia Pacific Region.

Course summary (Doing business in Hong Kong):

Doing business in Hong Kong. Gateway to China. Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement. Joint ventures, overseas companies, ...

Hong Kong has a prime location at the geographical and economic center of Asia. Business executives in Hong Kong have fast and easy access to all the major markets in the Asia Pacific region. This central position is one of the key reasons for the city's popularity as a location for regional operations.

Located on the southeast coast of Mainland China, Hong Kong has the vast hinterland which, with 1.3 billion people, is the largest single market in the world. Corporate executives can travel back and forth to Beijing, Shanghai and other major Chinese cities in a single day while making their home in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is the largest foreign investor in Mainland China, accounting for about 44% of the national total with a cumulative value of US$233 billion.

More than 100 mainland companies are listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. At least 1,800 Mainland-backed enterprises are registered in Hong Kong. There are 26 Chinese banks and seven representative offices operating in Hong Kong.

Example of the course Doing business in Hong Kong:
Business in Hong Kong

Free trade is the life-blood of Hong Kong. As a result, it is one of the most open, externally-orientated economies in the world. The Heritage Foundation/Wall Street Journal from United States and Cato and Fraser Institutes of Canada have consistently rated it as the world's freest economy.

The Greater Pearl River Delta region, which consists of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Macao Special Administrative Region, and the Pearl River Delta Economic development Zone portion of Guangdong Province, has emerged as one of the world's most dynamic economic regions.

The Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA), which took effect at the beginning of 2004, provides Hong Kong with additional and exclusive Mainland market access benefits. Thousands of international companies involved in China trade have chosen to establish their beachhead in Hong Kong.

Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA)

Every investor has a wide range of business vehicles to choose from when Doing business in Hong Kong. All enterprises are subject to the same rules. Requirements for establishing a business in Hong Kong are famous for being simple and straight forward. You can set up a new company in six days and it will cost you only a few hundred US dollars.

The type of structure that is most appropriate will depend on tax issues, strategic plans, financial aspects, willingness to take on ongoing obligations and much more. Because of the complex and long term impact of this decision, it is advisable to seek professional advice.

The most common forms of business vehicles foreign investors choose are:

- Private limited companies
- Branch offices of overseas companies
- Rep offices
- Partnerships / sole proprietorships
- Joint ventures

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) © - Asian Development Bank - Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) - World Trade Organization (WTO)

China Scholarships  中国奖学金 - Hong Kong

EENI In Chinese: 硕士: 国际商务,全球营销 和 外贸

Business, Hong Kong, Economy, foreign, Trade, Doing business, gateway, China, Asia economic, Closer, Economic, Partnership, Arrangement, center, Master, international business

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