ANJILO P5C 24. Reasons  Free trade policy  Low taxation  Unrestricted flow of information  A gateway to the Mainland  Free trade policy  Low taxation.

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ANJILO P5C 24

Reasons  Free trade policy  Low taxation  Unrestricted flow of information  A gateway to the Mainland  Free trade policy  Low taxation  Unrestricted flow of information  A gateway to the Mainland

Free trade policy  Free trade means that most goods and capital can move in and out of Hong Kong without any restrictions.

Low taxation  The profit tax rate of Hong Kong is low. Thus, more money can be earned by investors.

Unrestricted flow of information Hong Kong enjoys a free flow of information. It has one of the most advanced and reliable communication network systems in the world.

A gateway to mainland o Hong Kong is a major gateway to the mainland and is not far away from other Asian countries. This contributes to the development of re-export trade.