General Phenomena Forms and Characteristics of Land Rent in China

Yanan Wang ()
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Yanan Wang: Xiamen University

Chapter Chapter 25 in The Basic Theory of Chinese Economy, 2026, pp 163-165 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Land rent is an ancient and persistent economic form in China, closely intertwined with other long-standing economic relations. Throughout Chinese economic history, land has been treated as a fundamental issue, and the form of land rent is therefore central to understanding broader economic phenomena. Elsewhere I have discussed the links between landownership and commercial and usury capital, and between land rent, commercial profit, and interest. Here I turn to land rent itself as the most concrete expression of land relations and outline its major patterns and characteristics in China.

Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-6330-2_25

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