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Source: Asian Institute of Supply Chains & LogisticsFigure 13. Comparison of factors as regional distribution centres of Hong Kong, Singapore, and ShenzhenLand / rental costConnectivityInfrastructureCustomsQuality labour RDC facilitiesLand availabilityGovernment supportHong Kong Shenzhen SingaporeLabour costA study carried out by the Asian Institute of Supply Chains & Logistics revealed further details of Hong Kong’s strengths and weaknesses as a regional distribution hub in comparison with Singapore and Shenzhen. Hong Kong scores high points in Labour Quality, Customs, and Connectivity, while falling being in Land/Rental Cost, Labour Cost, Land Availability as well as Government Support (Figure 13). The results are perhaps not too surprising given the lack of government investment in the trading and logistics sector.26