Legal Economics Research on the Changes of Land Rights in Rural China

Author: Jin Xiangmu
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Based on a review and analysis of relevant research literature, this book first examines the historical changes in rural land rights in China within a long-term analytical framework spanning 3,000 years, proposing and arguing the hypothesis of a high-level institutional equilibrium trap. It then constructs a short-term institutional change analysis framework to conduct a comparative static analysis of land rights changes in rural areas after the 20th century. Subsequently, it analyzes and evaluates the process and outcomes of the reforms. Finally, it explores the objectives, pathways, and principles of agricultural land system reforms and legislation entering the 21st century, providing legal-level analysis and design for key issues.