Land, property and construction in the People's Republic of China / Anthony Walker.

By:

Walker, Anthony, 1939-

Contributor(s):

Levett & Bailey Chartered Surveyors

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9789882201927
988220192X

Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Print version:: Land, property and construction in the People's Republic of China.DDC classification:

330.951 22

LOC classification:

HC427.92 .W35 1991eb

Online resources:

EBSCOhost

Contents:

List of illustrations -- List of tables -- Preface -- Levett and Bailey, the sponsor -- Chain in perspective -- Land and property -- Construction -- Appendices -- Index.

Summary: China's struggle to develop its economy and improve the material well being of its population has been in progress since the end of the Cultural Revolution and has gathered momentum since 180. Important facets of China's "modernization" have been the reform of land policies, the improvement of efficiency of the construction industry and the attraction of foreign investment. These three aspects are closely linked in providing the infrastructure and building assets required by mature and progressive economies. China has a long way to go to, but it is clear that the role of land and construction in this process is fully understood. Translating this understanding into reality, however, requires a level of application that is often difficult to achieve.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Print version record.

List of illustrations -- List of tables -- Preface -- Levett and Bailey, the sponsor -- Chain in perspective -- Land and property -- Construction -- Appendices -- Index.

China's struggle to develop its economy and improve the material well being of its population has been in progress since the end of the Cultural Revolution and has gathered momentum since 180. Important facets of China's "modernization" have been the reform of land policies, the improvement of efficiency of the construction industry and the attraction of foreign investment. These three aspects are closely linked in providing the infrastructure and building assets required by mature and progressive economies. China has a long way to go to, but it is clear that the role of land and construction in this process is fully understood. Translating this understanding into reality, however, requires a level of application that is often difficult to achieve.

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