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Study On Economic Analysis And Optimization Of Macro-control Policies Of Housing Market

Posted on:2008-02-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J J TianFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360218454622Subject:Land Resource Management
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Thanks to the open reform, Chinese real estate market developed quickly, and the real estate industry has become the pillar industry, which enormously impelled economic growth. At the same time, the price of housing market rise excessively, surpassing the bearing capacity of the ordinary buyer; the housing supply structure is irrational. On the one hand, massive commodity apartments are vacant. On the other hand, many people could not purchase the houses they need; the housing market operation is not standard, and the real estate transaction is disorder, which have seriously affected sustainable development of the real estate industry. In order to solve these prominent problems, relevant departments have adopted some regulatory policies one after another, but actually have not received the desired results, which initiate us to ponder the deep-rooted cause of the poor effect, and how should we improve the control of the real estate market.Based on the economic analysis of the impact of macro-control policies of the housing market, this paper expatiated the mechanism of the macro-control policies of the housing market. It also revealed the deep-seated causes of China's macro-control housing market failure and presented the optimization recommendations. By way of integrating theory with practice, qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis, standardized and empirical analysis, this paper employed this round of macro-control land policy, monetary policy, taxation, fiscal policy, western economic theory and empirical data to analyze the mechanism of macro-control policies, the effect and deviation results, providing theoretical guidance to optimize the housing market macro-control and to promote the healthy development of the housing market.
Keywords/Search Tags:Housing market, Land policy, Monetary policy, Taxation policy, Fiscal policy, The macro-control
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