Regional Competition in China under the Price Distortion of Construction Land: A Study Based on a Two‐regime Spatial Durbin Model

Liu, Yongjian; Geng, Hua

doi:10.1111/cwe.12288

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“…Amid the transformation and upgrading of the industrial structure, medium-sized cities have become the main regions undertaking industrial transfer from larger cities, causing medium-sized cities to have internal economic development needs for industrial support facilities and infrastructure to accommodate industrial transfer. Moreover, the governments of most medium-sized cities have competitive relationships in the process of undertaking industrial transfer, making lower industrial land price the main strategy for attracting industrial transfer and investment (Han and Kung 2015 ; Liu and Geng 2019 ), leading to a significant increase in local AP in the LRM of medium-sized cities.…”

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Has land resource misallocation increased air pollution in Chinese cities?

Xie

Gao

Zhang

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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As a fundamental production factor of economic development, rational land allocation is relevant to economic development and a significant factor affecting urban air pollution. This study analyzes 284 cities in China to investigate the impact of land resource misallocation on air pollution and the underlying mechanisms. The relevant findings are fourfold. First, land resource misallocation increases urban air pollution. Second, land resource misallocation inhibits technological innovation, government technology investment, and foreign direct investment, increasing local air pollution. Third, the impact of land resource misallocation on air pollution is affected by heterogeneous conditions, including geographic region, city type, and city size. Finally, based on the air pollution caused by land resource misallocation, local governments should optimize the land supply structure and improve technological innovation and environmental investment.

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Section: Empirical Results and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Has land resource misallocation increased air pollution in Chinese cities?

Xie

Gao

Zhang

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Besides, more efforts should be exerted on research and development of advanced materials, product innovation, and new models, and basic research should be reinforced to improve the international market competitiveness. Thirdly, fiscal and tax reform should be implemented, new measures should be launched to support Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, financial reform should be deepened, and the marketization of interest rates and exchange rates should be promoted ( Liu and Hong, 2019 ). Especially, the development of small and medium-sized financial institutions, such as private banks, should be accelerated, and specifically, the capital market should be expanded, price reform should be promoted, government pricing should be minimized, while price liberalization should be maximized.…”

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Optimization of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Policy of Scientific and Technological Entrepreneur Talent Using Regional Competitive Advantage Theory

2021

Front. Psychol.

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Under the background of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, innovative entrepreneurship research is urgently needed for entrepreneurs. The aim was to explore the innovative entrepreneurship consciousness of new entrepreneurs. First, the regional competitive advantage theory is discussed. The research method of questionnaire survey is combined with statistical analysis to obtain relevant research data. Quantitative standards are used to measure the impact of regional advantages and policy support on entrepreneurs’ innovation and entrepreneurship. The policy content analysis and questionnaire survey are applied to discuss the impact of regional competitive advantage, educational psychology, innovation and entrepreneurship policy, and entrepreneurs’ innovation consciousness. Meantime, the policies related to entrepreneurs’ innovation and entrepreneurship are further explored. The results show that the proportions of young entrepreneurs suffering anxiety and depression are 29.4 and 27.5%, respectively, which are significantly higher than the national average. Besides, in the test, F=23.11, p<0.005, which indicates that all proposed hypotheses are valid. The results suggest that the overall mental health level of young new entrepreneurs is not high, and their consciousness of innovation and entrepreneurship needs to be strengthened. Under the wave of mass innovation and entrepreneurship, the research results can strengthen entrepreneurs’ innovative entrepreneurship consciousness and may have great theoretical and practical significance for improving and optimizing government innovation and entrepreneurship policies.

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“…In China, the price of land purchased by enterprises from the government is less than half of the average price of residential houses., in that the government sells the land use right at a low price to promote enterprises to carry out production and construction. During the term of land use, the value created by the use of land by enterprises is far greater than the land cost [ 31 , 32 ]. The government should reduce its intervention in the land market to make it more open for competition, so as to improve the efficiency of land use [ 33 , 34 ].…”

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Factor price distortion among regions in China and its influence on China’s economic growth

Yang

2023

PLoS ONE

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Factor price distortions and resource misallocation are important sources of productivity differences between regions. Promoting the free flow of factors of production is conducive to giving full play to the decisive role of the market in allocating resources, which is crucial to helping a country’s economy develop in a high-quality and sustainable manner. This paper proposes a new approach to measuring factor market distortions and establishes the relationship between factor price distortions and a country’s economic growth. This paper examines the resource misallocation and efficiency loss of 31 provinces in China from 2004 to 2020, and proposes an analytical framework for resource misallocation among regions, with which the Total Factor Productivity (TFP) and the factor price distortion of provinces in China are calculated. The calculation results indicate that the TFP of China’s provinces gradually declines from the eastern coast to the western inland. The resource allocation efficiency in the eastern and central areas is higher than that in the western areas, so is the factor price, and its distortion causes nearly 6% of loss of output value in China. China’s economic growth is still reliant on the increase of factor input and technological development and the improvement of resource allocation efficiency has no significant effect on growth.

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Regional Competition in China under the Price Distortion of Construction Land: A Study Based on a Two‐regime Spatial Durbin Model

Cited by 16 publications

References 43 publications

Has land resource misallocation increased air pollution in Chinese cities?

Has land resource misallocation increased air pollution in Chinese cities?

Optimization of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Policy of Scientific and Technological Entrepreneur Talent Using Regional Competitive Advantage Theory

Factor price distortion among regions in China and its influence on China’s economic growth

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