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Annual Report on China’s Property and Intellectual Property Exchanges (2012-2013)

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By:Cao Heping

Publisher:Social Sciences Academic Press

ISBN:978-7-5097-5240-1

Publication Date:2013-11-25

Language:Chinese

Paper book:US $34.00
Ebook:US $34.00
Paper Book& Ebook:US $51.00
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The Annual Report on China’s Property and Intellectual Property Exchanges (2012-2013) (hereafter referred to as “The Report”) assesses that China’s property market has been most developed and has highest acceptance in 2011 since more than twenty years of development.The scale of property rights transaction continues to expand, the market distribution spreading throughout China, and the category of property extends to the areas of finance, the environment, the culture, even a series of the special domain of maker which does not yet appear in the developed economy.In the tenth anniversary of the development of property rights transaction since the starting point of the establishment of SASAC, not only the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets reached a high level, but also there has been a greater number of joint-stock property rights exchange institutions relying on state-owned property rights exchange institutions, creating sustainable situation of property markets in both of national and private sectors.

The Report discusses six parts, as follows: (1)Warning on mismatches between cognitive cycles, management cycles and performance cycles in China’s property market.(2)Expanding and promoting exchanges’ checking-up and rectification.(3)Property exchanges reach new heights of performance in trade normalization.(4)Property exchanges continue to innovate, breakthrough in market construction.(5)The fairy tale of expanding the property market’s boundaries and constructing the group member.(6)The development trend of property market after the 12th Five-Year Plan, growing with the national economy.