The Evolving Path and Ideas on the Reform of China's Urban Land Supply System after the Founding of China
XU Gen-lin
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XU Gen-lin
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China's urban land supply system has undergone a transformation from the mechanism of administrative allocation,the land leasehold system,urban land reserve system to the stage of urban land supply basing on the macro-economic control.Its evolution dominated by the central government,driven by the local governments,is affected by the economic system and economic structure.It represented as the adjustment of land property right.In order to further reform China's urban land supply system,we need to correctly handle the relationship between land as resources and land as assets,further rationalize the relationships between the central and local governments,relationships between the government and the market,and establish a rational system of land ownership.
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China's urban land supply system has undergone a transformation from the mechanism of administrative allocation,the land leasehold system,urban land reserve system to the stage of urban land supply basing on the macro-economic control.Its evolution dominated by the central government,driven by the local governments,is affected by the economic system and economic structure.It represented as the adjustment of land property right.In order to further reform China's urban land supply system,we need to correctly handle the relationship between land as resources and land as assets,further rationalize the relationships between the central and local governments,relationships between the government and the market,and establish a rational system of land ownership.
Key concepts: China, Leasehold estate, Business, Land tenure, Government (linguistics), Economic system, Order (exchange), Natural resource economics