Major Regional Development Strategies and National Land Spatial Coordination:Evidence from Strategy for BTH Coordinated Development
Through the analysis of micro-level land transaction and commercial enterprise data,we examine the im-pact of the Coordinated Development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region strategy on national land spatial coordination from both supply and demand perspectives.We find that Beijing leads national land spatial coordination from both ends of supply and demand;Hebei and Beijing have strong complementarities,but the shortcomings in development of the former have caused a blockage in coordination;Tianjin is"dislocated"for its role,with the limited driving force for coordination.On the supply side,the three regions promote spatial coordination by laying out public service land in the bor-der areas,but there is a tendency to transfer high-tech industry land to the interior.On the demand side,coordination strategies have suppressed off-site land purchasing while promoting border area land purchasing.In the coordination process,state—owned enterprises prove pivotal in promoting spatial coordination,but there is still room for the market forces to play a bigger role.We conclude that we should drive regional development by facilitating national land spatial coordina-tion and giving play to the roles of both the government and the market,based on Major Regional Development Strategies and accurate function orientation.
major regional development strategiesspatial coordinationland supplycoordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region
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