Li Ka-shing with his son, Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, at a company dinner in Wan Chai on January 10. Li is one of the four 90-somethings among Hong Kong’s 10 richest people. Photo: Dickson Lee
Li Ka-shing with his son, Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, at a company dinner in Wan Chai on January 10. Li is one of the four 90-somethings among Hong Kong’s 10 richest people. Photo: Dickson Lee
Paul Yip
Opinion

Opinion

Paul Yip and Edward Pinkney

For Hong Kong and the US to escape the low-fertility trap, the old must help the young

  • The concentration of wealth among the older generation must be shared with the young, who need economic opportunities. Dialogue and generosity are needed to bridge the intergenerational divide

Li Ka-shing with his son, Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, at a company dinner in Wan Chai on January 10. Li is one of the four 90-somethings among Hong Kong’s 10 richest people. Photo: Dickson Lee
Li Ka-shing with his son, Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, at a company dinner in Wan Chai on January 10. Li is one of the four 90-somethings among Hong Kong’s 10 richest people. Photo: Dickson Lee
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