ASIA BEST PERFORMING CITIES

Raptor

The Best-Performing Cities Asia index ranked cities based on their economic performance, looking specifically at growth in jobs, household income and high value-added industries over five years (2008 to 2013) to adjust for extreme variations in business cycles.

The city of Shenzhen is the best performing city in Asia, according to a new index compiled by independent economic think tank the Milken Institute.

Milken examined job creation, income creation and the economic value of industries in various cities for its first Asia-focused index; it has conducted a similar survey in the U.S. for over a decade.

TOP TEN RANKINGS
1. Shenzhen
2. Guangzhou
3. Chengdu
4. Tianjin
5. New Delhi
6. Kuala Lumpur
7. Beijing
8. Singapore
9. Ho Chi Minh City
10. Shanghai

I AM JUST WONDERING NOW, WHERE THE HELL IS HONG KONG..............................OMG!

肥叔叔

HONG KONG  ??  俾紅衛兵日日攪批鬥  香港人自相殘殺

排名當然直插啦

PKIP11

作為一個香港人，真係有苦自己知！

四台國際CEO

Raptor 發表於 2014-9-18 20:24
The Best-Performing Cities Asia index ranked cities based on their economic performance, looking spe ...

香港現時最叻貪污同批鬥

playerboy

You can forget about Hong Kong, already mention in the past, the strong point of Hong Kong is that it had it own system and yet serve as a gateway to china.  However this is not the case as it system is getting more and more influence by china.  Thus in the past if a business wish to invest in china yet they want to protect themselves from the system in china as they don't trust it, they will choose Hong Kong, but as there no different now, why business still wish to come to Hong Kong.  If a business willing to manage the risk of china system, they can invest directly in china.  If they are not willing to manage the risk of china system, they will still not select Hong Kong as their regional head office as the influence from china system is too great

古不怪

HK is at entropy state ?
can entropy theory be applied ?

Raptor

回復 古不怪 #6 的帖子

Thank you for your reply, however [lease forgive me for not understanding the "entropy theory".

If possible, could you just introduce us to this theory please.

Thx

古不怪

回復 Raptor #7 的帖子


All closed system evolve toward a state of maximum entropy. Entropy is a measure of the energy
that is not available for work during a thermodynamic process.

With inflow of energy into a closed system,  its energy becomes more evenly distributed,
that energy becomes less able to do work. For example, a car rolling along a road has kinetic energy
that could do work (by carrying or colliding with something, for example); as friction slows it down
and its energy is distributed to its surroundings as heat, it loses this ability.
The amount of entropy is often thought of as the amount of disorder in a system.  
If applied in an advanced, matured socio-economic system to explain
why "energy movement" is not so active as in early development stage, it looks like OK ?   
This is why 2 to 4% growth rate is always acceptable in a highly developed economic entity.

I'm not a physics student & don't know too much in this respect but guess
it might be right to express today's HK at its later development stage.

Raptor

回復 古不怪 #8 的帖子

I can only agree with you partially cos Singapore is also a developed economy but she is still high on the list.

peepsen

以前有打拼反共的中國人加入，現在來的是過客