Economic history of Hong Kong

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This article is part of the History of Hong Kong series
'''Timeline Prehistory Imperial China''' First contacts with the West Opium Wars     First Opium War     Second Opium War British colony (pre-war)     Founding of crown colony     Early 20th century     Battle of Hong Kong Japanese occupation British colony (post-war)     1950s | 60s | 70s | 80s | 90s     Transition to PRC rule After 1997 '''Economic history Military history Aviation history Bus history Postal History '''Declared monuments See also: '''    History of China     History of the UK

Economic history of

• Treaty of Nanking
• Convention of Peking
• Cession of the New Territories
• Shipping, Banking Industries
• Sino-Japanese War

Hong Kong after the War

• Chinese Civil War
• Communist victory, Hong Kong's isolation
• Korean War
• Benefits to the mainland of Hong Kong's status
• Diversification of Industry

Open Door Policy of the PRC

• Death of Mao, Defeat of the "Gang of Four"
• Growth of trade between Hong Kong and the PRC
• Peak in value of manufactures, 1992
• Manufacturing moves to mainland China (Shenzhen)
• Service sector picks up slack

 

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