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Institution

Urban Land Reform in China,eathtaking. Not only has land in most major cities been granted by the state to private developers and individuals as a market product, but land usage has also been rationalised by the market price mechanism. The government has obtained an additional source of revenue to finance other long-overdue p

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清澈

Conclusion,ortance of the state ownership system. As in other agricultural economies, for centuries land in China was more a political and social matter than an economic one. The state’s control over land and power to redistribute ownership and user rights has served as an important social equaliser, especiall

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火海

Rheumatologist

The Process of Urban Land Reform,g market economy. Since the current reforms are very much a top-down affair, the inherent problems of the state land system should be analysed first so that the objectives of the reform can be understood.

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