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Hong Kong Factories have moved to China…
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What does the data show?
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The number of manufacturing firms (companies) has declined in HK since around 1980
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What might have helped cause this change?
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Began to allow foreign companies to come to China and open busineses. Chinese policies in the early 1980's…
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This opened up an opportunity for HK manufacturers that did not exist before.
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Suddenly, companies and factory owners in Hong Kong were faced with a choice How did they make this choice?
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Some of them are Sticky Factors! They had to look at the Push Factors and Pull Factors
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things that make you want to leave a place Push Factors are…
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things that make you come to a place Pull Factors are…
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Take a look at these factors and decide if they are HK or China Then decide if it is a Push Factor or a Pull factor
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Remember that these are from the perspective of the company owners
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Hong Kong High wages Push Factor
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China Low cost for land Pull factor
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China Lots of flat land Pull Factor
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Hong Kong Excellent telecommunications Sticky Factor
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China More relaxed laws on pollution Pull Factor
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Hong Kong Higher taxes Push Factors
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Sticky Factor Skilled Labor Pool Hong Kong
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Limited amount of flat land Push Factor
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Sticky Factor Excellent transportation System Hong Kong
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Strict laws on Pollution Push Factor
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Hong Kong Access to other International Companies Sticky Factor
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Hong Kong Stable Economy and Safe Banking System Sticky Factor
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Let’s look at which parts of manufacturing activities have physically moved to the Mainland So when we talk about Hong Kong industries moving to China..
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How would you describe the trend, or pattern of which parts of the manufacturing activities have moved to China from HK? What could explain this?
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So now, you have an idea of why factories have relocated to China (and more recently, India, Vietnam, Pakistan…)
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Let’s practice by looking at a map. Try to identify as many factors that influence where these industries have been located. In the next chapter (3.2), we will be looking at where factories should be located
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