Analysis of Japan's Real Estate Regulatory Policies and Their Effects
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China, Japan, Real Estate, Regulation policy.Abstract
The development of real estate is closely related to China's national economy, and in recent years, China's real estate industry has experienced rapid development and change. With the continuous expansion of the industry's development scale and the increasingly complex market environment, the real estate industry is also facing a series of challenges and problems. Japan also faced the bursting of its real estate bubble in the 1990s. Reviewing the history of the bursting of the real estate bubble in Japan in the 1990s has important research and mirror value for us to clarify the formation and bursting of real estate risks and how to implement appropriate policies. This study analyzes the negative and positive impacts of policies implemented before the bursting of the real estate bubble, and the policies introduced by the Japanese government to address the bursting of the real estate bubble. Based on the results of the analysis of Japan real estate, suggestions are made on the idea of regulating China's real estate industry, the means of regulation and the rhythm of regulation.
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