James Liang

James Liang

James Liang is an economist and entrepreneur. He is the co-founder and executive chairman of Trip.com Group.
James Liang is an economist and entrepreneur. He is the co-founder and executive chairman of Trip.com Group.

Opinion | Raising Hong Kong’s birth rate is an economic imperative

Economies competing in an AI-driven future will need more highly skilled workers, not fewer. Low fertility is not only a social challenge – it’s an economic threat.

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China’s proposed new threshold for permanent residency should be lowered if it wants to foster innovation and tackle its ageing population.

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A blanket travel ban on Chinese nationals is too radical and treats all of China as an epidemic-stricken region. Such an attitude will only compromise cooperation with China, and turn off Chinese visitors, including overseas students unable to return to their universities in time.

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James Liang, the chairman of Chinese travel services provider Ctrip, believes policies that govern size and demographic make-up could be the determining factors.

James Liang, the chairman of Chinese travel services provider Ctrip, looks at why China has a US$200 billion deficit in tourism and what can be done to attract overseas visitors.

China’s higher education institutions should have a freer hand in recruiting students, instead of being forced to rely solely on the result of nationwide exam

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