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Problems and Countermeasures of Rural Land Circulation in China

Jing Yin

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The characteristics of rural land transfer in current China were summarized,the main existing problems were elaborated,including land property right is not clear,market mechanism and management system is imperfect. The corresponding countermeasures were put forward,which will provide specific operation way for better development of land circulation.

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The characteristics of rural land transfer in current China were summarized,the main existing problems were elaborated,including land property right is not clear,market mechanism and management system is imperfect. The corresponding countermeasures were put forward,which will provide specific operation way for better development of land circulation.

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The characteristics of rural land transfer in current China were summarized,the main existing problems were elaborated,including land property right is not clear,market mechanism and management system is imperfect. The corresponding countermeasures were put forward,which will provide specific operation way for better development of land circulation.

Key concepts: Circulation (fluid dynamics), China, Imperfect, Countermeasure, Business, Property (philosophy), Mechanism (biology), Land management

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