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Justin Chan Researcher (Departed)

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Academic background in economics and public policy. Strong interest in economic policy and youth employment. Proven skills in data analysis and quantitative research.

Related Research

Enhance the Funding Mechanism of Youth Development Programme－ The Case Study of Whole Person Development Scheme

The Future of Self-financing Higher Education in Hong Kong

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 2 Report

“Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme” Impact Study Phase 1 Report

Sex and Relationship Education Survey Report

Employment in the Greater Bay Area from the Perspective of Hong Kong Youth

The Potential Impacts of COVID-19 School Closures on Loss of Earnings: Estimations and Policy Recommendations for Hong Kong

The Road to Recovery: Hong Kong Youth Unemployment Forecast 2021-22

Hong Kong Youth Employment Under COVID-19

Offering Career Alternatives for Hong Kong Youth in the Greater Bay Area

Youth Unemployment in Hong Kong under COVID-19: A Forecasting Exercise and Analysis

Related Opinions

Improving Sex Education by Considering Students’ Needs and Preferences

As Pool of DSE Takers Shrink, Self-financing Tertiary Institutions Must Also Attract Students From Elsewhere

The Government Should Ensure the Sustainable Development of Self-financing Tertiary Institutions

The Regulatory Regime of Self-financing Tertiary Institutions should be Strengthened as Students Reduce in Number

Continuous Positive Feedback on GBA Youth Employment Scheme

What Does Hong Kong’s Future Hold as a Chinese and International City?

Improve Neglected and Narrow Sex Education in HK

GBA Youth Employment Scheme Attracts Young People with Mainland Connections, While Employers are Willing to Retain Them

Secondary School Students Learn About Sex and Relationships From Unreliable Sources due to Inadequate Sex Education

Considerations and Concerns about Youth Employment in the Greater Bay Area

Family Factors Strongly Influence the Effects of Online Learning

Inefficient Student Resources may lead to Future Loss of Income

Hong Kong Economy May Incur Huge Losses Due to School Closure

The Government Must Assess the Impact of the Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme

Youth Unemployment Unlikely to Return to Pre-COVID Levels within 2021

What Can Hong Kong Learn from Singapore in Tackling Youth Unemployment?

Facilitate Hong Kong Youth Working in the Greater Bay Area through Enhancing Their Learning Experiences

What Pressing Questions About the Workplace Do Interns Have?

Fall In Youth Income Exacerbates Disparity

The Truth Behind Hong Kong’s Soaring Youth Unemployment Rate

How are Hong Kong’s Young Workers Suffering Under COVID-19?

What do Hong Kong’s Youth Think of the Government’s Measures Against COVID-19?

Who is Interested in a Career in the Greater Bay Area?

Could the Greater Bay Area Offer Relief for Surging Youth Unemployment in Hong Kong?

Release Youth Unemployment and Financial Pressure

Unemployment in Hong Kong under COVID-19: a Comparison with the 2003 SARS Outbreak

CityVoice III - Intergenerational Conflicts and Consensus: What Do Young People Want?

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