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Search within results (((YANG Bin[Author]) AND 1[Journal]) AND year[Order]) AND OR NOT Title Author Institution Keyword Abstract PACS DOI Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Ris BibTeX Toggle Thumbnails Select Intensive Utilization of State-owned Land in the Quickening Process of Urbanization:Theory and Practice——on Development and Use of State-Owned Land in the Three-dimensional Space WANG Hua-chun, TANG Ren-wu, YANG Bing-jian Teaching and Research    2006, (10): 12-18.   Abstract （1208）      PDF（pc） （1197KB）（1906）       Knowledge map    Save The author holds that intensive utilization of the state-owned land is of profound intension.Hence it is imperative that serious studies be conducted on the utilization of state-owned land as a natural resource.In this sense,the timely requirement issued by the central government about constructing economical society under the circumstances of the quickening process of urbanization cannot be under estimated.The central government requires that all the limited natural resources be intensively and economically utilized,including the state-owned land.To achieve this,we are obliged to make full use of the state-owned land,stress both the surface and three-dimensional use of the land,and aim at the potential of the urban areas,especially usability of the underground. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0） Select Three Types of Endogenous Growth Models YANG Bin Teaching and Research    2004, (5): 60-65.   Abstract （2439）      PDF（pc） （683KB）（1968）       Knowledge map    Save As the representative of the neoclassical growth theories, Solow’ model predicts that economic growth in the long run is supported by exogenous technological progress. In this model there are three crucial economic variables, namely, the rate of saving, the rate of technological progress and the rate of population growth. The new growth theory initiated by Romer, on the other hand, emphasizes interpreting long term economic growth through internal variables. The author holds that this new growth theory could be considered an extension of Solow’s model, and identifies three major types growth models in the light of this theory: the non decreasing returns of accumulative factors, the endogenous technological progress, and the endogenous population growth/labor supply. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0）