Li Jiachao: Hong Kong has no confidence crisis and should not scare himself by himself

In response to the crisis of confidence in Hong Kong, the Li family refuted that Hong Kong's opportunities and challenges coexist, and there are more opportunities than challenges.Hong Kong must have a sense of crisis but should not be "too scared by yourself."

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and Hong Kong Radio reported that the Li Family Super on Wednesday (October 25) announced the second policy report in office, and attended the Q & A Q & A meeting on Thursday (26th).

In response to the question of how to lead the crisis of confidence in Hong Kong and cope with the fiscal deficit, Li Jiachao said that he did not agree with Hong Kong's current confidence crisis.He said that Hong Kong's opportunities and challenges coexist and "have more opportunities than challenges", because Hong Kong is the only city in the world with Chinese advantages and international advantages.

He said that Hong Kong must have a sense of crisis, but he should not be "too scared of himself."Hong Kong's biggest source of confidence lies in the country, so it is necessary to strengthen advantages and seize opportunities. In addition, Hong Kong professionals are highly international, enabling Hong Kong to take the role of "super contact".

But he also said that there are more negative factors for the Hong Kong government's income than expected, "there is a short board but not arrogant, or self -righteous."Li Jiachao said that the policy report also proposed a new financing structure for different large projects, and believes that the Hong Kong government's finance can achieve continuity.

In response to the policy report, it proposed that the stamp duty of the stock was reduced from 0.13%to 0.1%, and the question of being questioned was not large enough.It is difficult to have a very scientific actuarial model, because it involves multiple factors such as the stock market, the global economy, and interest rate hikes.

He said that at that time, the stamp duty of the stock was raised to 0.13%, hoping to increase the taxation of the Hong Kong government. Therefore, when considering the tax reduction, the first feasible method was to return to the original state and return to 0.1%.He said that the approach is to balance many aspects, including government revenue and increasing market liquidity, and make decisions.