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In: KIET Industrial Economic Review, Vol.18 No5, 43-52
Nach Informationen von SSRN wurde die ursprüngliche Fassung des Dokuments October 28, 2013 erstellt
Beschreibung:
As China’s new leaders, Premier Li Keqiang and President Xi Jinping succeeded the Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao at the end of 2012, ‘Urbanization’ was announced officially as a major mission in several important meetings for politics and economy. It has become known that the NDRC, National development and reform commission, is planning to invest 4 trillion yuan for urbanization over 10 years. The CDB, China Development Bank also announced that more than half of financing will be concentrated on urbanization this year. Urbanization could be considered as a national policy under the Xi-Li administration. Urbanization is at the center of discussion, various press media, and the economic and academic world; netizens are starting to fire many reports and analysis about urbanization.Urbanization is not the new policy with the Xi-Li administration, as was already emphasized by the former leaders, Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao. What is the reason that urbanization is being accentuated now? Is there a difference between the present leaders and the former leaders? Big alterations in the various systems related to people and land for urbanization asking for people and land seem inevitable. Is it possible for the household register system, hukouzhidu, one of the age-old issues, to change? Would the behavior of the local government gathering excessive payment from land sales continue? Does the central government have intentions to control the behavior of the local government? These are also major issues concerning China’s urbanization. Changes of various policies in China have both great and small effects on other countries. It is of upmost importance how the ripple effect from China’s urbanization spreads to Korea. This research attempts to come up with some answers and comments to the questions associated with China’s urbanization