ANALYSIS OF THE POSSIBLE APPROACHES AND FEASIBILITY OF REASONALBE COMPENSATION FOR THE PEOPLE OF LAND REQUISITION——A Case of Shanghai
WU Rui-jun
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WU Rui-jun
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The compensation for the people of land requisition always is seen as a part of the land requisition compensation. Therefores the government often has to make a difficult choice between giving reasonable compensation for the people of land requisition and decreasing business cost. The writers of this paper consider reasonable requisition compensation can not only include the land which farmers have lost, but also include the compensation for leaving the rural collective economic organization and the subsidy for being the citizenship during urbanization. If some systems which restrict land requisition compensation,and some jural barriers can be eliminated in time,reasonable compensation for the people of land requisition will be possible.
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The compensation for the people of land requisition always is seen as a part of the land requisition compensation. Therefores the government often has to make a difficult choice between giving reasonable compensation for the people of land requisition and decreasing business cost. The writers of this paper consider reasonable requisition compensation can not only include the land which farmers have lost, but also include the compensation for leaving the rural collective economic organization and the subsidy for being the citizenship during urbanization. If some systems which restrict land requisition compensation,and some jural barriers can be eliminated in time,reasonable compensation for the people of land requisition will be possible.
Key concepts: Requisition, Compensation (psychology), Subsidy, Business, Government (linguistics), Natural resource economics, Economics, Market economy