Study On The Performance And Optimization Of Mechannism Of Urban Land Supply

Urban land supply is an important way to achieve a rational allocation of urban land resources, and optimize land use structure and improve the efficiency of land use. Urban land supply involves a series of institutions arrangements, including the land property rights institution, the land use planning institution, the land acquisition institutions, and the land reserve institution, the land transferring institution, the land use control institution, transfer institution, tax institution and so on. Judge the validity of an institution of arrangements, in addition to its rules is perfect, the institution depends on the implementation mechanism is sound. Our urban land supply institution arrangements are very complex and comprehensive, but its implementation mechanisms are not perfect and effective. One reason for this, some institution arrangements are unreasonable; On the other hand, the institutions operational mechanism is designed unreasonably.Papers for the first chapter is introduction, the analysis of the background and significance of the study the performance of the urban land supply mechanism and optimization, an overview of domestic and international research evolvement of urban land supply, and introduction of the ideas , contents and methods of analysis. Chapter II defined the relevant concepts of the land and urban land, urban land supply, urban land supply mechanism, explored the basic theories of the performance analysis and optimization of urban land supply mechanism, including land rent theory, property rights theory, land use theory ,market failure and government failure theory.Chapter III reviewed the background of our urban land supply mechanism formation and development, including the formation and evolution of land ownership rights institution, land using right institution, and the establishment and development of the land market, and analyzed the country's urban land supply mechanism composition and internal structure.Chapter IV analyzed the urban land supply mechanism operating performance, first...