Research on the Urban Land Property Rights System in China

Author: Wang Lina
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book serves as a popular introduction to property economics, analyzing the historical origins of urban land public ownership in China, geographical environments, legal structures, and guiding theories. It explores new academic issues such as institutional costs and transfer, property rights responsibility and risk, resource scarcity and development, and opportunity profits and markets. It emphasizes the need for epoch-making theoretical innovation and institutional reform in China's urban land ownership, advocating for granting citizens more comprehensive land property rights to fully harness the potential of the socialist market economy. It proposes advancing the efficient allocation of urban and rural land resources through property rights marketization, creating a new economic system characterized by broad participation, competitive incentives, lawful accountability, and social harmony.