Chain of pearls: Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong

Josephine Lee Ying Sau; Theresa Lee Yuen Han; Norma Harrison; Hanna Skytta

Chain of pearls: Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong

Josephine Lee Ying Sau, Theresa Lee Yuen Han, Norma Harrison, Hanna Skytta

Macquarie Graduate School of Management

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Abstract

This paper proposes through efficient management of the supply chains in Chinese hinterland, i.e., the Pearl River Delta region, and by leveraging its existing capabilities, Hong Kong could re-shape its economy for long term gains and ultimately achieve a win-win situation by contributing to the further growth of both the Mainland and Hong Kong.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Procedings of the 4th Annual International Business and Economy Conference (IBEC)
Subtitle of host publication	emerging issues in the global economy
Editors	Vincent Calluzzo
Place of Publication	San Francisco, USA
Publisher	College of Business, San Francisco State University
Pages	1-10
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	Annual International Business and Economy Conference (4th : 2005) - Honolulu, Hawaii Duration: 6 Jan 2005 → 9 Jan 2005

Conference

Conference	Annual International Business and Economy Conference (4th : 2005)
City	Honolulu, Hawaii
Period	6/01/05 → 9/01/05

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Lee Ying Sau, J., Lee Yuen Han, T., Harrison, N., & Skytta, H. (2005). Chain of pearls: Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong. In V. Calluzzo (Ed.), Procedings of the 4th Annual International Business and Economy Conference (IBEC): emerging issues in the global economy (pp. 1-10). College of Business, San Francisco State University.

Lee Ying Sau, Josephine ; Lee Yuen Han, Theresa ; Harrison, Norma et al. / Chain of pearls : Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong. Procedings of the 4th Annual International Business and Economy Conference (IBEC): emerging issues in the global economy. editor / Vincent Calluzzo. San Francisco, USA : College of Business, San Francisco State University, 2005. pp. 1-10

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Lee Ying Sau, J, Lee Yuen Han, T, Harrison, N & Skytta, H 2005, Chain of pearls: Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong. in V Calluzzo (ed.), Procedings of the 4th Annual International Business and Economy Conference (IBEC): emerging issues in the global economy. College of Business, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, USA, pp. 1-10, Annual International Business and Economy Conference (4th : 2005), Honolulu, Hawaii, 6/01/05.

Chain of pearls: Pearl River Delta supply chains as enablers for long term development of Hong Kong. / Lee Ying Sau, Josephine; Lee Yuen Han, Theresa; Harrison, Norma et al.
Procedings of the 4th Annual International Business and Economy Conference (IBEC): emerging issues in the global economy. ed. / Vincent Calluzzo. San Francisco, USA: College of Business, San Francisco State University, 2005. p. 1-10.

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