Crowds in Causeway Bay on August 7 last year. A number of economists have made it clear they feel the universal distribution of consumption vouchers is no longer necessary. Photo: Sam Tsang
Crowds in Causeway Bay on August 7 last year. A number of economists have made it clear they feel the universal distribution of consumption vouchers is no longer necessary. Photo: Sam Tsang
Alice Wu
Opinion

Opinion

Alice Wu

Hong Kong budget: end consumption vouchers and let the city get back to business

  • Consumption vouchers were an exceptional measure to get people through difficult times – times which are thankfully coming to an end
  • Instead of handouts, we should be investing our limited reserves into bringing people, businesses and profits back to our newly reopened city

Crowds in Causeway Bay on August 7 last year. A number of economists have made it clear they feel the universal distribution of consumption vouchers is no longer necessary. Photo: Sam Tsang
Crowds in Causeway Bay on August 7 last year. A number of economists have made it clear they feel the universal distribution of consumption vouchers is no longer necessary. Photo: Sam Tsang
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