Heiwai TANG
Prof. Heiwai TANG
Economics
Associate Dean (External Relations)
Victor and William Fung Professor in Economics
Director, Asia Global Institute
Director, APEC Study Center
Associate Director, Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy

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Publications
Prof. Heiwai Tang: A u-shaped recovery is expected for the China’s economy

Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, was interviewed by BBC World News on the impacts of COVID-19 to the economy of China.

How coronavirus is changing Beijing’s economic strategy; what the coming collapse in global trade means

Podcast by Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, on the business environment when the pandemic is over.

Rebooting Chinese manufacturing is necessary, but yet to offset global economic downturn

3月初,筆者在《南華早報》撰文,論及處於經濟危機及新冠病毒疫情第二波爆發的兩難局面之際,中央政府顯然選擇了復工,以避免經濟危機。過了一個月,疫情第二波幸好沒來臨,製造業大部分企業,尤其是出口企業,根據多個報道,復工程度已達九成。從英國《金融時報》的大數據實時分析【註1】可見,多個跟工業生產相關的指標,如發電廠煤炭用量或交通堵塞程度,都意味着工業逐步復產。

Coronavirus could leave the world an even more unequal place. That would be a real disaster

Article by Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, on the business environment when the pandemic is over.

The New Global Economic Reality in Sino-US Game

Interview of Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, on US-China trade war

Why the coronavirus is a ticking time bomb in the US: a costly and inefficient health care system

Article by Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, on US's costly and inefficient health care system in dealing with COVID-19.

China risks a Covid-19 second wave

“With millions of workers heading back to the factories, dining in the shared cafeterias and sleeping in the shared dormitories, the risk of a second wave of infections could be substantial,” said Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics.

China’s return to work is good news for the economy – but it also risks unleashing a second wave of Covid-19 infections

Article by Professor Heiwai Tang, Professor of Economics, on COVID-19 outbreak and Chinese economy.