Hong Kong's Example for the Rest of Us

Once a country described as a "barren island," Hong Kong has alternatively had the freest and second-freest economy in the world from 1970 to 2014. Their tax and market strategies catapulted them from the bottom of the GDP list to the top, improved life expectancy for its citizens, and ultimately affected China's economic decisions. After such a long success rate, should Britain look to what was once their colony for Brexit inspiration?