Production (1933)

The report was originally under the section of Production of the Administrative Reports for the year 1933. It reported on the condition, performance, and import and export trends of selected industries in the year. It also provided factors that affected the performance of some industries. For example, Chinese import tariff hit sugar refining and knitting industries in Hong Kong, whereas the Imperial Preference system encouraged export shipment of Hong Kong's rubber shoes to the British Empire markets. From 1931 to 1937, this heading continued to appear in the government administrative reports.

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Industry sugar | preserved ginger | cement | rope | knitting | flashlight torch | battery | rubber shoes | lard | shipbuilding
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Source "Production", Administrative Reports for the year 1933, pp.13-14. Hong Kong Government Reports Online (1842-1941).
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