... rising powers. That paper was followed by a series of others, starting in 2003, which showed how China’s economy could become as large as the US economy (in nominal dollar terms) by 2040; how India c ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-17
... isruptive weather and rising temperatures) and make significant contributions to it (through greenhouse-gas emissions and biodiversity destruction). The millions of jobs they provide are often low-qua ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-17
... y Gap” between how fast they can recover applications versus how fast they need applications to be recovered. As a follow-up, 77% of those same organizations said they have a “Protection Gap” between ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-16
... rendum showed that more French than British voters were unhappy with the EU, by a margin of 61% to 48%. All these potential and actual exits were regarded by most economists as undesirable. Now anothe ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-16
... s not pay well. Punditry, exaggerated commentary, and d ...全文
今日信報時事評論EJ InsightBrian Wong2021年09月16日
... 0% of the wealth, which is relatively unequal compared to many other major economies, though inequality is greater in places like the US, for example. Clearly, China has a lower tolerance for this kin ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-15
... s not pay well. Punditry, exaggerated commentary, and disingenuous lies – that’s what pays. That’s what sells. To write in a rigorous, precise manner, which may or may not alienate followers; to conve ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-15
If you want to understand policy choices, it is said, “follow the money.” Inspired by that advice, we at The Nature Conservancy (in partnership with the Paulson Institute and the Cornell Atkinson Cent ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-14
Extreme weather has become more frequent in recent years, even developed metropolises cannot escape the devastation. In the past few months, London, Zhengzhou inChina, and New York have all experience ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-14
Swaths of Europe are flooded, and the American west is engulfed in heat, fire, and drought. Wealthy countries are experiencing what many developing countries have always known: a changing climate can ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-13
As this year’s brutal summer showed, it has become increasingly easy to track the consequences of climate change. Just as extreme weather is claiming more and more human lives, more and more species a ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-13
... of the lowest in the world at 10.2 per cent. Sophia Chan, Secretary for Food and Health, last week put the target at 7.8 per cent in 2025, with a long-term goal of creating a “smoke-free” Hong Kong. ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-13
忠意保險與Teladoc Health合作，透過忠意保險的一站式應用程式「Generali We Care」， ...全文
... seemingly well-educated people act so irrationally, against their own interest, against science, and against the lessons of history? Part of the answer is that the country, for all of its wealth, is n ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-08
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, were a horrific shock. Images of trapped victims leaping from the Twin Towers are indelible, and the intrusive security measures introduced in the wake of ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-08
... r cent between HK$20,000 and HK$50,000 and 18 per cent less than HK$20,000. Richard Leung, an emigration consultant, said that the low bar set by Britain and Canada had opened the door to families tha ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-07
... been allowed to enjoy exponential growth in the past. More than ever, experience, on the ground presence and active management will be needed to navigate China’s changing regulatory landscape. Invest ...More
EJ Insight2021-09-07
