Commonwealth Preference

This article reviews the history of “imperial preference”, the role of this policy played shaping Hong Kong’s industries and the prescribed administrative procedures to enjoy the preferential taxes when importing to the commonwealth markets.

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Date	1967-05
Material Type	Print
Collection	Post-war Industries
Source	Commerce and Industry Department, "Commonwealth Preference", Hong Kong trade bulletin, Hong Kong: Commerce and Industry Department (May 1967), pp.93-99.
Repository	Public Records Office of Hong Kong
Note to Copyright	Permission for use is given by Public Records Office of Hong Kong
Accession No.	TB-1967-10

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