
Despite problems with congestion charges, urban infrastructure benefits
There are few urban policies as contentious as a congestion charge – do they work and are they serving…
ByGary Lai is an economist based in Hong Kong. He is the author of Poverty and the Unequal Society in Hong Kong, published by Penguin Random House SEA.
There are few urban policies as contentious as a congestion charge – do they work and are they serving…
By Gary LaiCommunities and businesses, not to mention vital infrastructure, have all been impacted by the high-capacity energy demands of Africa's…
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By Gary LaiAfter delays due to the pandemic, the government of Indonesia approved a plan to relocate the capital city from…
By Gary LaiHong Kong, with its high 5G penetration rate, may be as "smart" as the most digitally connected countries in…
By Gary Lai“Offshoring” has been a big idea in international trade over the last few years – especially in the United…
By Gary Lai