HK brain drain threatens property

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 16/1/90 p4 | RICS Press Release ; no PR52/890-90 10/1/90 (5)Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: Hong Kong `s property and construction industry , the most important single contributor to the colony`s economy, faces a catastrophic decline if chartered surveyors cling to their present emigration plans.

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Hong Kong `s property and construction industry , the most important single contributor to the colony`s economy, faces a catastrophic decline if chartered surveyors cling to their present emigration plans.

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