4. Hong Kong

Apart from London, Hong Kong is also one of the leading business centres in the world. The government of Hong Kong levies less tax on its citizens and it is has a well established financial market for international investors.

The economy is highly dependent on international trade and investing. In 2013, Hong Kong economy grew by 2.8 percent in real terms compared to the previous year. Although the international sectors continue facing an unsteady global economic environment, the domestic sectors remained flexible.

Since Hong Kong has become one of the leading financial centers, the manufacturing sector in this country is driven by the exporters.  It is a major centre for management sector, financial, IT, business consultation and other professional services.

This year the labour market has observed a steady movement at a fast pace, which was in a way reflecting the demand for labours the country had. The country is also successful in maintaining steady employment rates from which there is more expectation in the following years.

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