Empirical Research on the Process and Mechanism of Non-agricultural Land Use Transformation in China

Author: Jia Shenghua
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book studies the objective process and constraints of land non-agriculturalization, introducing the experiences and lessons of land non-agriculturalization from abroad and government regulation policies. Based on the economic principles of land resource allocation and use, it establishes a theoretical model for the process of land non-agriculturalization. Following the principles of land value appreciation during the non-agriculturalization process, it designs a method for measuring the benefits of land non-agriculturalization, revealing the formation and distribution mechanisms of land benefits. Through empirical investigations in places like Hangzhou and Shaoxing, it analyzes the attitudes and tendencies of land non-agriculturalization participants such as the government, rural cadres, and farmers. It quantitatively measures the value-added benefits and distribution structure of land non-agriculturalization, explains the economic driving mechanisms of land non-agriculturalization, and proposes policy recommendations for managing and regulating the process of land non-agriculturalization based on an in-depth study of its process and mechanisms. The content of this book is suitable for readers engaged in theoretical and practical research in land economics and management, and it also provides valuable reference for those interested in land development, urban construction, and real estate industry development.