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Analysis on Property Mode of China's Land Conversion——Based on the Perspective of Institutional Economics

Ying Gao

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Driving force mechanism of land conversion as well as pattern and plight of benefit distribution was introduced on the basis of transaction cost theory and property rights theory in institutional economics.On this basis,clear property rights and effective supervision were important links related to rational allocation of land resources.

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Driving force mechanism of land conversion as well as pattern and plight of benefit distribution was introduced on the basis of transaction cost theory and property rights theory in institutional economics.On this basis,clear property rights and effective supervision were important links related to rational allocation of land resources.

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Driving force mechanism of land conversion as well as pattern and plight of benefit distribution was introduced on the basis of transaction cost theory and property rights theory in institutional economics.On this basis,clear property rights and effective supervision were important links related to rational allocation of land resources.

Key concepts: Transaction cost, Property rights, New institutional economics, Perspective (graphical), China, Property (philosophy), Economics, Mode (computer interface)

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