Chinese state land ownership speeds up development
The government's ownership of all land in the country means that land can be obtained quickly for development
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- Maoist model
- Second land reform
- Market for land rights
- Owner takes precedence
- Conflict
- Efficient or inefficient?
- Money machine
- Reform outlook
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