An analysis of circulation of the right to use collective land for construction in China
Wang Na-jia
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Wang Na-jia
Abstract
Collective land for construction,an important part of the rural collective land has an incomplete proprietorship.The right to use it as a usufruct of land shall legitimately be introduced into the paid market circulation.The content of circulation of the right to use collective land for construction is stipulated by law.The expropriation of such land shall be conducted in compliance with the law and in return for compensation at market price.The responsibility of the government in this circulation is mainly to offer public management and social services to the market,and make sure by means of macroeconomic adjustment that the market for rural land for construction runs in line with that of the urban one.
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Collective land for construction,an important part of the rural collective land has an incomplete proprietorship.The right to use it as a usufruct of land shall legitimately be introduced into the paid market circulation.The content of circulation of the right to use collective land for construction is stipulated by law.The expropriation of such land shall be conducted in compliance with the law and in return for compensation at market price.The responsibility of the government in this circulation is mainly to offer public management and social services to the market,and make sure by means of macroeconomic adjustment that the market for rural land for construction runs in line with that of the urban one.
Key concepts: Expropriation, Circulation (fluid dynamics), China, Government (linguistics), Business, Common ownership, Land law, Market economy