Land Development Rights, Spatial Injustice, and the Economic Development in Net-Incremental Reduction Regions of Construction Land: Evidence from Shanghai, China

Lu, Jianglin; Wang, Keqiang; Liu, Hongmei

doi:10.3390/ijerph20032560

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“…In this paper, we control for such control variables as reduction pressure of districts, location of townships (China has a five-tier administrative system: national, provincial, municipal, county, and township. The township level is the main implementation body of construction land reduction [32]. The township plan is the basis for basic subjects to implement construction land reduction [2]), level of economic development of townships, intensity of fixed asset investment of townships, energy-use efficiency of townships, development pressure of townships, urbanization rate of townships, and individual and household characteristics of residents.…”

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How Do Institutional Arrangements Affect Corporate Social Mobility? Evidence from Construction Land Reduction

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Liu

2023

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Enhancing corporate social mobility is of great practical importance for improving economic dynamism. There are new institutional arrangements in place to optimize construction land structure, i.e., construction land reduction. The impact of institutional arrangements on corporate social mobility has not yet been explored in academia. There is also a lack of academic discussion on how to enhance corporate social mobility. This paper investigates the impact of institutional arrangements on corporate social mobility using construction land reduction as an example. The following findings are discussed: (1) Construction land reduction is an important institutional arrangement for solving problems of inefficiencies such as inefficient corporates, the transfer of inefficient construction land, spatial quotas’ allocation, and macro use conversion. (2) Construction land reduction significantly promotes corporate social mobility. (3) Compared to non-cadre residents, cadres perceive greater corporate social mobility. (4) Compared to planned incremental-type areas, planned decremental-type areas are the key areas for construction land reduction, which can free up more space for construction land and is more conducive to improving corporate social mobility. Accordingly, policy implications are proposed to improve construction land reduction policies and promote corporate social mobility.

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“…We also consider the heterogeneity impact of land-use planning. The study area is divided into planned incremental-type area (U), planned balanced-type area (V), and planned decremental-type area (Z) based on the established literature [2,32]. In the regression analysis, the area U is used as the reference.…”

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confidence: 99%