The Intensive Use of Land in the Process of Urbanization
Yuting Hou
Abstract
Yuting Hou
Abstract
Since 1978, China has stepped into a stage of high-speed urbanization. With the rapid expansion of cities, urban land, as an important resource closely related to urbanization, has gradually become the focus of attention of investors and governments at all levels. In a country, such as China, where there is a large population and inadequate cultivated land, it is necessary to change the situation from the extensive use to the intensive use of urban land by tapping the potential of urban land use and appropriately allocate the urban land resources.
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Since 1978, China has stepped into a stage of high-speed urbanization. With the rapid expansion of cities, urban land, as an important resource closely related to urbanization, has gradually become the focus of attention of investors and governments at all levels. In a country, such as China, where there is a large population and inadequate cultivated land, it is necessary to change the situation from the extensive use to the intensive use of urban land by tapping the potential of urban land use and appropriately allocate the urban land resources.
Key concepts: Urbanization, China, Natural resource economics, Land use, Resource (disambiguation), Business, Geography, Population