How to Abolish Hong Kong's Small Housing Policy: Experience of Land Development Rights Transfer in Chongqing
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https://doi.org/10.54097/a0pefy70Keywords:
Small house policy, Land development right, Land TicketsAbstract
The essence of the ding rights is indicated in the land development right. It causes conflicts between traditional interests and quite a number of factors promoting the advancement of modern society. The government should issue ding rights certificates to all eligible indigenous inhabitants, and meanwhile establish an open and transparent transaction platform to allow free transaction of certificates. This plan may present inspiration and enlightenment for other areas in the world to handle the issues concerning traditional rights in the future.
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