The impact of anti-corruption measures on land supply and the associated implications: The case of China

Zhao, Renjie; Chen, Jie; Feng, Chen; Zhong, Shihu

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.104605

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“…This section further mitigates this concern by implementing a falsification analysis that estimates the impact of the CES reform on the amount of residential land supply and commercial land supply. The idea is that if the baseline results are driven by the anti‐corruption campaign, these two types of land supply should also be impacted, as they are documented to be closely related to local officials' corruption (Cai et al, 2013; Zhao et al, 2020). The results are shown in columns (2) to (5) in Table 4.…”

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Impacts of the political incentive for environmental protection on industrial land supply: Evidence from the cadre evaluation system reform in China

Gao

Ploegmakers

Krabben

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Papers in Regional Science

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This paper investigates the implications of the political incentive system reform for industrial land supply. We study the stronger political incentive for environmental protection in China that resulted from the Cadre Evaluation System (CES) reform in 2013. Using the interaction of municipalities' pre-CES environmental quality with the introduction of CES reform, we document dirty cities experience a significantly larger decline in industrial land supply following the reform. Also, the reform may have a larger impact on dirtier industries and wealthier cities, and our baseline results are mainly driven by the local leaders who are more likely to be promoted.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Impacts of the political incentive for environmental protection on industrial land supply: Evidence from the cadre evaluation system reform in China

Gao

Ploegmakers

Krabben

et al. 2022

Papers in Regional Science

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“…Most urban stateowned land was still allocated freely by administrative orders; even among those paid conveyances, the majority took place through non-transparent negotiations, with only a small share through open-market auctions or tenders (Lin and Ho, 2005). Nevertheless, as land increasingly became an important asset for local states, the prevalence of underthe-table transactions under the dual-track land conveyance system not only caused rampant corruption, land abuse and misallocation of land resources (Zhao et al, 2020), but also implied great loss of state-owned assets (Xu, Yeh and Wu, 2009). To protect the value loss of land assets, the Chinese state enacted a series of institutional configurations of the land conveyancing system in the beginning of 2000s.…”

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Housing and land financialization under the state ownership of land in China

Chen

2022

Land Use Policy

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By studying the case of China's state land ownership regime, this paper examines the financialization of housing and land and illustrates how these processes are intertwined and reinforce each other. This paper reached three conclusions: first, housing financialization and land financialization cannot be separated in China; housing financialization boosts the demand for housing assets and land financialization speeds up the supply to meet the demand. Second, housing financialization and land financialization jointly expand the production of properties and sustain capital accumulation. Third, the financialization of land and housing evolve over time. We conclude that the separate and related processes of housing and land financialization in China reflect the unique characteristics of the state ownership of land in China.

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“…It is also noted that the people of China are facing a different kind of crisis concerning physical education as it is not rightly provided to the people to improve their living standards on the advanced level ( Xia et al, 2022 ). It is because the Chinese industry and government look more focused on the practical education of people to improve the industrial sector contributing to the economic performance of the country ( Zhang et al, 2019 ; Zhao et al, 2020 ). As a result of it, Chinese students lack the opportunity of getting an appropriate level of physical education because the education system is linked with the industry, and more practical teaching related to industrial growth and management is provided to the student ( Nazari and Alizadeh Oghyanous, 2022 ; Qiu et al, 2022 ; Zeng et al, 2022 ).…”

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Innovation in physical education: The role of cognitive factors and self-efficacy

Zhao

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Among the beliefs related to teaching work, self-efficacy stands out and encourage innovation across the global education systems. Specifically, the lack of interest among instructors in introducing innovative techniques in physical education is a concern across China. Therefore, this study intends to investigate the role of cognitive indicators (mental workload, decision-making process, innovation in physical education, and self-efficacy) of innovation in physical education across China. This study opted for quantitative techniques, including using a structured questionnaire to collect data from targeted respondents through the survey techniques. Moreover, 800 questionnaires were circulated, and as a result, 420 usable responses were attained, making the overall response rate stand at 40%. The results indicate that the above-stated cognitive factors, along with self-efficacy, have a positive role in causing innovation across the physical education exchequer of China. Likewise, self-efficacy played the mediating role between cognitive indicators and innovation in physical education in China. The study has notable theoretical and practical implications for the policymakers in terms of introducing policies that could help increase the cognitive state of educationists, which in turn possibly will help make them pursue innovation within the education system of China.

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The impact of anti-corruption measures on land supply and the associated implications: The case of China

Cited by 21 publications

References 53 publications

Impacts of the political incentive for environmental protection on industrial land supply: Evidence from the cadre evaluation system reform in China

Impacts of the political incentive for environmental protection on industrial land supply: Evidence from the cadre evaluation system reform in China

Housing and land financialization under the state ownership of land in China

Innovation in physical education: The role of cognitive factors and self-efficacy

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