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- According to United Nation, in 2015, Hong Kong population density take the fourth place of cities around the world.
- Housing price is extremely high: 111-124 USD/m2 monthly.
- People have to live in public housing, yet there's a critical lack of it.
- Or even worse, living in subdivided apartment what are dubbed cage or ‘coffin’ homes.
Sources: http://www.treehugger.com/urban-design/hong-kong-cubicle-public-housing-crisis.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282764/Hong-Kongs-human-battery-hens-Claustrophobic-images-slum-families-squeeze-lives-tiniest-apartments.html
- The best and worst places in the world to die.
- In 2014, there were close to 46,000 registered deaths in Hong Kong, of which about 90% were in Hospital Authority facilities.
With the annual number of deaths projected to rise
by 50%, to 69,000 by 2035 and double to 92,000 by 2046.
- Textile and Garment: The largest manufacturing activity in Hong Kong. The third largest exporter of garments in the world (after China, USA)
- Banking and Financial Services: In Q307, there was a 100.1% rise in the business receipts of the finance industry, of which 47.7% were from banking.
- Tourism: With 3.4% contribution to Hong Kong’s GDP, the tourism industry has been a pillar of the nation’s economy for a long time.
- Economy is one of the major reasons to influence the current population growth.
- Environmental pollution
- Human resources
- One of the safest places in the world.
- The most common crimes are thefts, assaults, vandalism, burglaries, drug offenses.
- The most common form of crimes in Hong Kong are non-violent crimes
- The most common forms of thefts were miscellaneous thefts, shoplifting, pick-pocketing, and vehicle thefts.
- Unemployment
- Economic development
Population
(million)
- Developed society
- Lack of living conditions
Source: focus-economics.com
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