Li Zhaobo
Li Zhaobo is an economist who commented on Hong Kong Disneyland's recent financial results, noting the park's ability to attract new visitors from Southeast Asia while suggesting that there is still room for improvement in attendance figures.
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Hong Kong:
Economist Li Zhaobo suggests that businesses transforming into self-pickup points is a good strategy to generate extra income.
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Hong Kong:
Li Zhaobo discusses the regulation of ride-hailing services in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong:
Li Zhaobo indicated that the quota of 100 cars would have a negligible impact on the economy.
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Hong Kong:
Economist Li Zhaobo stated that international singers coming to Hong Kong can undoubtedly attract overseas tourists.
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Hong Kong:
Li Zhaobo believes that the impact of the tariff war will not be reflected in this fiscal year's tax revenue.
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Hong Kong:
Economist Li Zhaobo pointed out that some enterprises miscalculated their operations in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong:
Li Zhaobo expressed concerns about the decline in the trade and logistics sector's contribution to Hong Kong's GDP due to the tariff war.
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Hong Kong:
Economist Li Zhaobo commented on the negative wealth effect caused by the drop in U.S. stocks.
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Hong Kong:
Economist Li Zhaobo believes that the profits reflect the park's success in establishing new sources of visitors from Southeast Asia.
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