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Hong Kong's economic landscape has suffered gravely as a consequence of both the pandemic and the political clampdown. The strict adherence to the CCP's zero-COVID policy hindered the economy, with tourism and foreign investment plummeting. Following the political upheaval and constant threats of legal repercussions under the National Security Law, many international firms have re-evaluated their commitments to Hong Kong. The number of multinational companies operating in the region has dropped significantly, leading to a talent exodus with young professionals increasingly seeking opportunities abroad.