According to Cato International’s Economic Freedom of the World (EFW) 2011 Annual Report, Hong Kong is the world’s freest economy and for the 15th year running.
INSEAD Business School has ranked Hong Kong number 4 in its recently published ‘Global Innovation Index 2011’. Hong Kong is a spot behind Singapore (#3) and surpassed countries commonly perceived to be highly innovative like Finland and Denmark.
Hong Kong’s position as the world’s most competitive economy is a feather in its cap and serves to reinforce its dominance as a leading global business and commercial hub.
A survey by the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC) reveals that Hong Kong has outdone its Asian peers in offering the best investment regulatory regime in the region.
Hong Kong has emerged as the world’s most globalized economy according to the recently released results of a survey conducted by Ernst & Young and the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Hong Kong has proved its mettle as the world’s freest economy for the 17th year in a row. The 2011 Index of Economic Freedom released by US-based think tank Heritage Foundation reaffirms Hong Kong’s dominance as a global commercial hub.
Hong Kong has emerged as the most investor-friendly country in Asia-Pacific according to the results of a survey conducted by Singapore-based consultancy firm Vriens & Partners Pte Ltd.
Hong Kong ranked second in the World Bank’s ’2011 Ease of Doing Business Report’ making it one of the most sought after jurisdictions for business setup.
Hong Kong has been ranked as the #1 destination in Asia-Pacific for listings in a survey by law form Norton Rose.
Hong Kong has emerged as the most tax friendly nation in Asia-Pacific in a KPMG study of global personal income tax rates.