| Due to such reasons include particularity of residence market, great influence of residence economy cycle, public work that government have to do etc., Government behaviors are very important during residence economy developing. In true world, whether is HongKong that is well knowed as freed economy, nor Singapore that is well knowed as powerful government, both local governments intervene residence economy in many aspects including city planning, housing security, and cycle regulating . Whereas Mainland' theory and practice is not mature on residence economy, especially at government intervening, Mainland should strive to study the advanced experiences of other countries or regions. So it has very important to do comparative study on government behaviors during residence economy developing & cycle fluctuating.This paper thinks over government as absolute interest body through introducing new methodology, deeply analyses government behaviors during residence economy developing & cycle fluctuating, and gives a new explanation on government behaviors in residence market. At the same time, author hopes to supple good reference form Mainland government, ultimately improves the regulating performance of Mainlandgovernment in residence economy.This paper is made up of 7 chapters. The first is the leadin, author introduces the aims and methods of the study of this article. Then, in Chapter 2, author has summed up recent studying products, and gives own stand-points.Chapter 3 is the analysis about concerned concepts of residence economy and characters. In chapter 4, author uses game theory to analyse deeply interest game behind government behaviors on residence market.In Chapter 5, author uses HongKong, Singapore, Mainland as views, comparatively analyses the regulating performances of three local governments. Then, Chapter 6 studies Shanghai's government behaviors during residence economy developing & cycle fluctuating.Chapter 7, based on Chapter 1 to 6, author does correlative countermeasure research and makes some conclusions. |