… ways: for instance, by using proxy measures of labour force participation or the number of
relatives or friends who receive welfare benefits; by survey questions measuring attitudes to …

… private-private mix in Hong Kong’s health care financing. … from a telephone survey of Hong
Kong citizens in 2014 while … multi-dimensionality of welfare attitudes through quantitative …

… The family system in Hong Kong has undergone rapid … This increasing heterogeneity of
the family system in Hong Kong … Economically, the family system in Hong Kong no longer …

… Our focus is on whether and how the development of the social welfare systems … attitude of
the Hong Kong and Chinese governments to social welfare, the contributions of social welfare …

… the change in the government’s stance, it should be realised that by the early 1990s most
people in Hong Kong held a different attitude towards the government’s responsibility for their …

… In this study a telephone survey was used to investigate Hong Kong citizens' attitudes
towards the health system and state responsibility. Designed by the author, the survey was …

… experiences and attitudes of the welfare recipients toward the welfare benefit system in Hong
Kong to see whether and how far the above two claims, a welfare dependency culture and …

… Participation is compulsory so that welfare recipients’ characteristics, skills and attitudes
would not determine the participation. However, the resource constraint does not allow all able-…

… Hong Kong has been regarded as a residual welfare state where the government only
provides minimal welfare. Most of the citizens believe in self-sufficiency and self-reliance (Wong …

… welfare state were reformulated by an analytical framework into theoretical models of the
welfare … Child daycare provisions in Britain and Hong Kong were chosen as the data to test the …