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Urban Land System Reform since China's Reform and Opening-up

YU Bai-yun

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Urban land system still has severe problems,such as land property obscure,local government overreaching.Possible countermeasures include establishing diversified land property right system,improving land property right and land liability regulation system,perfecting urban and rural land market system and reforming land transfer system.

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Urban land system still has severe problems,such as land property obscure,local government overreaching.Possible countermeasures include establishing diversified land property right system,improving land property right and land liability regulation system,perfecting urban and rural land market system and reforming land transfer system.

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Urban land system still has severe problems,such as land property obscure,local government overreaching.Possible countermeasures include establishing diversified land property right system,improving land property right and land liability regulation system,perfecting urban and rural land market system and reforming land transfer system.

Key concepts: China, Business, Land law, Property rights, Property (philosophy), Government (linguistics), Natural resource economics, Land information system

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