开征物业税,促进房地产市场健康发展

物业税虽然不能在表面形态上有效降低房价,但能使有关房地产市场商品房需求总规模表现得更少泡沫,总体房价表现更沉稳,更有效地减少甚至避免房价大起大落带来的负面效应和对社会生活的冲击,从而促进房地产市场健康发展。     

谢苏明：房地产今后越来越难做

对于这个行业而言,不光是今年,未来会越来越难做。难,一方面来自于生存客观环境的不断变化;另一方面,则是自身能否在变化的环境中拥抱变局、成功蜕变。     

制度条件下的扭曲是目前我国房地产市场的“症结”

中国房地产市场的＂症结＂来自于制度条件下的扭曲。第一是土地制度问题,数字显示资源限制和垄断对住房市场的巨大压力。第二是因为资源垄断而产生的博弈。博弈分不同的方式来说,市场上所谓的规范性力量等都是因为制度造成的。     

构建我国房地产市场健康发展的长效机制

我国房地产调控经历了“支持→谨慎→抑制→再支持→再抑制”的5个阶段,这几轮调控虽然在短期内起到了一定的效果,但未建立起着眼于房地产市场长远发展的机制,并且由于政策反复而影响市场预期,致使房地产市场难以长期稳定的发展。要构建房地产市场健康运行的长效机制,必须从国家层面深化改革,必须从住房制度、土地制度、税收分配制度、金融制度、财税制度、房地产项目资本金制度、商品房预售制度、土地储备制度入手实施改革。     

土地招拍挂制度改革要善做加减乘除

从今年全国两会至今,为房地产市场建立公开、公平、公正市场规则立下汗马功劳的土地招拍挂制度,正站在舆论漩涡的十字路口。     

房地产不会崩盘10大理由

2014年的中国楼市真的走到了所谓＂崩盘＂边缘了吗？＂房价暴跌＂、＂楼市崩盘＂的说法是否现实,目前大家也都是根据自己的判断进行猜测,但也有很多人坚信中国房地产不可能崩盘。但未来楼市必将慢慢理性回归。     

浅谈图书馆制度建设

本文简述了制度的概念,就图书馆制度的基本原则、内容,做了一些阐述。     

土地财政与房地产市场调控研究

一、引言随着我国经济的飞速发展,房地产业已经成为我国国民经济的支柱产业。房地产市场的健康发展关系到国民经济健康发展的全局,加强对房地产市场的调控是我国经济改革的重要内容之一,其中土地政策是调控房地产市场的重要手段之一。土地政策包括土地供应政策、土地税收政策、土地金融政策     

论语数字

“我有决心．本届政府任期内能把这件事情管好,使房地产市场健康发展,使房价能够保持在一个合理的价位。”——3月27日。总理温家宝针对网友普遍关心的房价问题这样说。     

我国房地产内在发展路径分析

我国经济发展是房地产市场中长期稳中向好的支撑.我国的城镇化发展战略会迎来新一轮有效的住房需求.促进房地产市场的稳定发展,必须把握房地产市场的发展规律,增强政策制定的合理性和科学性,引导房地产开发商和消费者的理性行为.     

加快以公租房REITS为核心的保障房制度创新

当前,中国房地产业对中国经济增长的拉动作用明显,表现为先导产业。从长期看,上海住房市场有较大的房价上升空间;从短期看,仍需警视诸多房价下跌因素。当前上海房地产调控政策重点应放在“短期防跌,中长期防涨”,构建一套长远的、可持续的房地产市场调控机制。同时,大规模建造经济适用房将难以持续,上海保障房建设应以公租房为主体,通过多样化房源筹集机制和公租房REITS创新,为公租房发展扫清瓶颈障碍。     

我国服务经济发展制度环境存在的问题与改革方向

近年来,我国在服务经济制度建设方面取得了长足的进步,税收、信用、监管、市场准入、法律法规、统计等各项制度都在不断完善,社会主义市场经济体制初步建立,流转税和所得税制度不断优化,企业所得税逐渐并轨;结构完整的征信体系基本形成;监管体制日趋合理;不同资本进入产业领域的准入限制逐渐降低;以宪法为核心的中国特色社会主义法律体系基本形成。但是制度环境仍然是制约服务经济发展的主要问题,尤其在市场经济制度、基本管理制度等方面问题不少。我国服务经济制度改革的总体方向在于,坚持市场导向,深化体制改革,继续扩大开放,突出发展重点,创新发展方式。     

服务经济发展中制度环境建设的国际经验

发达国家服务经济的发展比较早和较为成熟,已经形成了较为完善的制度环境,特别是在税收、信用、监管、市场准入、法律法规、统计等主要经济管理制度方面有一些很好的经验值得我们借鉴。     

新形势下全面推进城市建设管理体制改革

我国社会经济的快速向前发展,给城市建设管理带来了巨大的压力,老旧的城市建设管理制度也愈发难满足社会经济继续快速稳定发展的需要,亟需改革。十八届三中全会之后,我国将进入全面深化改革的新阶段,对城市建设的市场化、协调机制和监管机制等方面的全面深化改革,也势在必行。     

The social construction of the medical malpractice crisis: A case study of Massachusetts physicians

This study used observations from the 1985 Massachusetts malpractice insurance rate hearings, semistructured interviews conducted in 1985–1986, a survey of Massachusetts physicians in February 1988, and newspaper reports from theBoston Globe. Physicians and the Massachusetts Medical Society have promoted the medical malpractice crisis as an economic one. The after-expense income of most physicians, however, has remained relatively constant. The more serious threat to physicians appears to be the reduction of their autonomy. It is concluded that the medical malpractice crisis has been socially constructed in economic rather than autonomy terms because, traditionally, economics has been a more acceptable basis for labor unrest in the United States. Constructing malpractice as an economic crisis presents a more viable argument for stemming social change adverse to the medical profession.An earlier version of this paper was presented at the 57th annual meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, May 1987, Boston, Massachusetts.     

Ratio profiling: the discursive construction of the continuum of alternative placements

This study highlights how the continuum of alternative placements, a requirement of U.S. federal legislation to ensure that students with disabilities are educated in the least restrictive environment, becomes a discursive tool to exert power. Using institutional ethnography, the researcher investigates the experiences of one set of parents who are experiencing conflict with their school district’s special education administrator over the placement of their child with autism. The use of Critical Discourse Analysis to examine the discussion shows how the continuum of alternative placements is used to create problematic, one-dimensional profiles of students with disabilities.     

Resistance to dominant narratives and the construction of identity legitimacy: counterstories of Chinese migrant workers with pneumoconiosis

This study is focused on the pneumoconiosis workers’ illness narratives in Bashan Town in Chongqing. In-depth interviews were used to gather their illness narratives, and a “counterstory” framework was adopted for the critical analysis of the resistance of these texts to the dominant discourse. The results showed that these pneumoconiosis counterstories to be legitimacy narratives that sought four types of legitimacy: medical, suffering, moral, and public. Three opposing identity relations were explored in these narratives: qualified vs unrecognized pneumoconiosis patients, bearers of great suffering vs complainers without cause and neglected within the pneumoconiosis group vs Invisible pneumoconiosis. These identity relations strengthened the pneumoconiosis workers’ confrontation with the illegitimacy of the main social narrative, and they were used in the attempt to construct a legitimized self-identity. The study also identified three narrative strategies used to resist the oppressive dominant narrative, they are revelation, refusal and contestation. Finally, the author proposed that these counterstories consisted a weapon for the weak to voice their legitimacy concerns and offered recommendations for the prevention and treatment of pneumoconiosis.