Urbanization

Urbanization Helps Improve the Quality of life the world is undergoing the largest wave of urban growth in history. Urbanization refers to a process in which an increasing proportion of an entire industrialization. Economic forces were such that cities became the ideal places to locate factories and their workers (“The Urbanization of the World”).The extent of the urbanization is the important symbol of a nation and region’s development level. Urbanization helps improve the quality of life because it produces more material wealth, provides people better living and working conditions and helps people achieve spiritual satisfaction. First of all, Urbanization produces more material wealth. First, urbanization provides more work opportunities. Cities can offer a wide variety of job opportunities on the grounds that there are very different kinds of businesses in cities. In the rural areas, unemployment level is high and farming is about the only occupation in contrast to countless posts in cities. More and more people move to the cities because there are more job opportunities. Second, Urbanization offers people higher income. China’s current per capita income of rural residents is less than one-third of per capita income of urban residents, and the income gap is widening (Jason). What’s more urbanization can establish an all-sided social welfare system for urban residents. Third, Urbanization produces higher productivity. The concentration of resources, investment and labor which takes place in urbanization he lps people develop their production (“How Urbanization Affect Quality of Life”). Based on this, urban areas will have high productivity. Because of this people can produce more material wealth and enjoy more material comfort. Furthermore, Urbanization provides people better living and working conditions. There are better services in cities. First, a garbage collection system will be built during the urbanization process. Due to this system, garbage is collected and disposed properly. This can keep cities in a tidy condition and create a suitable working and living environment for people. Second, the convenient public transport system is rapidly developed in urban areas so as to make use of time proficiently. It is also very convenient and economical. Third, Medical services are supported with the most advanced technology improvements in urban areas. This helps people a lot, especially for the old who need health care very much (Jino). Last but not the least, Urbanization helps people achieve spiritual satisfaction. First, urbanization provides good quality education. Schools in urban areas own high technological teaching equipment and excellent teachers who teach with up-to-date techniques. Universities and colleges are always located in urban areas. This makes urban areas benefit to construct learning environment of cultivating high quality professional and create a better future for their children (HuiPeng). Second, urban areas have more culture clubs and social groups. There is a greater variety of entertainment places: restaurants, cinema, theaters, theme parks, shopping centers. These places shorten the distance between people, so there is a great many opportunities for people to communicate with each other and exchange ideas. A variety of clubs are built for people who have same interests to enjoy themselves in their social circles. Third, Urban areas are the centers of culture. People in urban areas are from different places, different working areas and different cultural backgrounds so urbanization provides us with great cultural diversity and this helps to enhance cultural prosperity. So urban residents have opportunities to get in touch with different cultures. In Conclusion, The advantages of urbanization show that urbanization does help improve the quality of life. First of all, Urbanization helps people increase their material wealth. Secondly, urbanization provides people with better living and working conditions. Thirdly, urbanization offers people spiritual satisfaction. Quality of life is very much involved with urbanization. To believe in a bright future of urbanization is to believe in a belief that we can

improve our quality of life.

I agree that urbanization can really help improve the quality of life. In the process of urbanization, more buildings are built and more advance facilities are brought in. Of course, it will make the air become polluted at the early time. But after we make more beautiful places, it will really improve the environment of the cities. And it is necessary to develop our country urbanization so that we can face the competitive competion from all over the world.

Urban rail development, and medical and other servicesare likely to lead the Chinese economy in 2013, which isalmost certain to be a year of greater growth than 2012was.

They reflect the stronger-than-ever momentum in the drivefor urbanization, and the governmen t's intention to use it asthe economy's main powerhouse in the coming decades.

All industries that have something to do with thedevelopment of cities and city-based services ar e poised togrow faster.

So are the companies in these industries - so long as theydeliver quality goods and services and s tay away fromcorruption and regulatory offenses.

Urbanization has been a main factor driving the Chinesestock market, as read by the Shanghai Co mposite Index, to rise more than 18 percent fromearly December to Wednesday.

In a number of government conferences, Vice-Premier Li Keqiang said he pins high hopes onthe p otential of urbanization in China.

Many economists argue that urbanization will be the theme of China's change in its businessand social horizon over the next decade and beyond, instead of the export-oriented industry,which n o longer suffices to generate new growth due to the sluggish global market demand inthe post-re cession era.

In 2011, the urbanization rate, the proportion of the people living in cities, just passed 50percent . By 2020, the government aims to have this figure at 60 percent.

In comparison, developed economies in Europe and the United States have an urbanizationrate o f about 80 percent.

According to a research report by BOC International (China) Ltd, the railway industry will seeman y new opportunities in the development of high-speed and intercity train services.

Analysts predict the demand for railway construction will occur in the eastern part of the country before it does in the western and central regions.

Demand for transportation facilities will first emerge in first-tier cities, as they have strongerecon omies and are capable of launching large-scale infrastructure projects, according toCEBM Group Ltd, an independent investment advisory firm.

Urban mass transit and airport construction will have good opportunities for development even with the backdrop of an overall economic slowdown, because the government wants to relievetr affic congestion and provide better transportation services to citizens, according to GuosenSecuri ties Co Ltd.

Liu Heming, a senior official of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, toldchinan https://www.wendangku.net/doc/8215312175.html, in the middle of October that 34 cities have mapped out transportationnetworks stretc hing up to 4,300 kilometers, involving a total investment of 2 trillion yuan ($320billion).

In the next 20 to 30 years, rapid urbanization development is expected to continue and theurban mass transit sector will experience its fastest-ever period of growth, Liu was quoted assaying. Chen Hao, a senior executive at venture capital company Legend Capital, said in an interviewwith Zero2IPO Research Center that for venture capital and private equities in China, theinvestment o pportunities next year and for an extended period will come from urbanization, andthere are thr ee sectors worth paying attention to - modern services, healthcare industries andconsumer good s.

By the end of 2025,

70 percent of the Chinese population will live in cities, and in absoluteterms - that would be abou t 900 million to 1 billion, based on the current population. By the endof 2030, more than 220 citi es will have populations exceeding 1 million, with an increase of 400million city dwellers, Chen sa id.

In Chen's opinion, most of the 400 million new city dwellers will work in and be customers of the service industry. The modern service industry operates with the application of high-techapproac hes such as IT and modern management, and therefore has more advantages overthe general ser vice industry. Services concerning consumption, production and finance arewhat he thinks will fl ourish in the future.

The healthcare industry is more complicated because it involves government administration,med ical system reform and business operating systems. The requirements of investors whoplan to in vest in this field are more demanding.

The healthcare industry has bright prospects with the aging Chinese society. Urbanization willgen erate greater demand for medical services from the public, Chen said.

In China, the medical equipment industry has exceeded 100 billion yuan with an annualaverage g rowth rate of 23 percent. It is estimated that the market scale will reach 340 billionyuan in 2015. Moreover, medical apparatus only takes up 14 percent of the total medical industry while thefigu re of the global market has reached 42 percent.

Li Qiushi, an analyst at Guotai Junan Securities Co, said in a research report that urbanizationis ex pected to drive 250 billion yuan growth in the pharmaceutical market.

A report released by Shenyin & Wanguo Securities Co said that as urbanization deepens, thesales of durable consumer items like home appliances, automobiles and furniture will grow andother i tems such as gas and clothing are expected to increase with the development ofpeople's consum ption habits.

Migrant workers who have been urbanized accounted for 23 percent of the urban population in2 011, and the ratio is growing. By the end of the third quarter last year, migrant workers andtheir family members accounted for 27.5 percent of the urban population.

Lessons from developed economies indicate that the increase of 1 percentage point in theurbani zation rate will cause final consumption to improve 1.6 percent.

In the consumer goods sector, listed companies account for 8.4 percent of the A-sharemarket's v alue, which is rather low in comparison with the rest of the world, Chen said.

The demand for consumer goods will grow along with the reform of income distributionmechani sm, and the change of the consumption structure amid the urbanization offers venturecapital an d private equity a lot of opportunities for investment, according to Chen.

Other city-based services, including smart city-related sectors, energy-saving andenvironmental protection, are also demonstrating a promising outlook.

Cities that are enabled to operate smarter with the technical support of the Internet of thing -clo ud computing, artificial intelligence, data mining and knowledge management - are calledsmart c ities. Industries and companies that provide such services are also worthy of attentionwhen view ing investment.

According to BOC International, as urbanization progresses, a series of problems are expectedto arise, such as traffic congestion, worsening of the environment and energy emergencies.Smart ci ties will be able to deal with all these problems through technology-intensive methodsand the ap plication of urban information resources.

The subsectors include intelligent transportation, green intelligent buildings, e-governancesyste ms, energy-saving construction materials and green lighting, according to the reports ofinvestme nt advisory firms.

Ecological civilization development has been integrated into the general layout of socialism with Chinese characteristics for the first time in the report from the 18th National Congress of theCom munist Party of China in November, a sign that can be interpreted as an ambition by thecentral g overnment to improve the country's environmental and ecological condition.

Bai Pengming, a macroeconomic analyst with the Shenzhen-based CIC Research Center, saidener gy-saving and green industries have increasingly become one of the necessaryapproaches for diff erent economies to realize sustainable development under circumstanceswhere resources beco me limited and environmental conditions deteriorate.

Zhang Yang, an analyst from Sinolink Securities Co Ltd, told China Business News newspaperthat the new urbanization deserves to be a hot topic for investors in the long run, and probablyweigh s more than the previous financial reform in significance, because it covers more aspectsand has a more widespread effect than the financial reform.

BEIJING (Caixin Online) — Urbanization has been a hot-button topic since the Communist Party’s 18th National Congress in November, as it has been identified as the most important public policy direction for the new government.

What policy-makers noticed is that urbanization might hold the key for the next phase of development. In 2011, the country?s urbanization rate hit 51.27%. This means that for the first time in history, more of China?s population lives in cities than in rural areas.

The core of urbanization lies not only in large-scale city building and expansion of industrial parks, but also in the great migration of people from farm villages into cities.

In 2011, the total number of migrant workers moving into cities hit 253 million. The reasons are simple: There are more opportunities, a more comfortable life, better education, better hospitals, more convenient communications and more cultural diversity in cities. And there is more money, too.

The Chinese rural per capita income in 2011 was 6,977 yuan ($1,118), much lower than even the per capita disposable income in urban areas that year, 21,810 Yuan . For these reasons, most rural migrants never plan to return to their villages.

Without plans to turn rural workers into urban citizens, urbanization can only become yet another round of massive land grabbing and city-building that has happened around the country for the last decade.

This will create more people without roots who can neither integrate with their new urban environment nor return to their village. The next phase will no longer be only urbanization of the land, but of people.

Locked land

Many migrants enter cities as low-end laborers. The first thing they lack upon arrival is enough money to set themselves up in the city. Their most important possession — land — cannot be used in their process of turning into an urban dweller.

Under the current land system, farmers have use rights of two kinds of land. The first is land contracted out for agricultural production, and the second is land needed to construct a homestead. The ownership for both of these parcels is held by the village collective. The Contracting of Rural Land Law of 2003 for the first time gave farmers the legal guarantee of contracted use right for 30 years, and it also allowed them to transfer contracted land, transfer titles of land and rent land.

On the other hand, the sale and rental of homesteading land has long been legally restricted. Only if the village collective agrees can a farmer transfer his title, but then only within the village, never on the open market. The property rights of Chinese farmers have thus been confined within their land.

For farmers living near urban areas, the value of their land has grown as cities have expanded. The single method available to these peasants to legally profit from their land is to sell it to the government.

The law stipulates that any land demarcated for urban expansion is the property of the state. Only after peasant land has been expropriated by the government can commercial properties be built upon. In this monopolistic market, city governments buy land cheap and sell high, making massive profits in the transaction.

The low remuneration for expropriated land has come under intense scrutiny of late.

Huang Xiaohu, vice chair of the China Land Science Society, said that when the government takes agricultural land, whether it is slated for a construction of a building for public services or for commercial projects, its original users are compensated based on a multiple of the agricultural output of the plot, not the market price of the land. Prices are fixed by the government, and peasants have no say.

Excessively low compensation for land has become the source of heated conflict. In 2011, approximately half of all collective incidents were set off by local governments forcing people off of their land.

Excessively low land compensation costs have also been a cause of the low efficiency of urban development.

Huang said that as the low costs of expropriating rural land made the government unwilling to tackle urban land with development potential, which involves more expensive spending on relocation. The result is expanding cities — the per capita land area in Chinese cities was 134 in 2008, or 14% larger than in 2008.

“The result of expanding [cities] is wasted or poorly used land,” said Huang, who thinks that urban expansion has resulted not only in the waste of arable land, but also in water scarcity, pressure on electrical grids, environmental pollution, urban areas overrunning into surrounding wilderness and other problems.

Land problem also exist in rural villages.

The urbanization proce ss can solve China?s traditional problem of many people and little land. Academics have often described the happy future of farm villages and agricultural development: as excess labor transitions into cities, land will become continuously concentrated in the hands of professional farmers, who will systematize and modernize their operations.

Some farmers, say those academics, will use their modernized operations to climb into the middle class.

But that is not how things are really going.

“Family farms in som e regions are indeed becoming appropriately systematized,” said Liu Shouying, a researcher in the Rural Department of the State Council?s Development Research Center. In most of the regions Liu has researched, however, peasants who migrate to cities tend to give their land to their parents or other family members to maintain small-scale cultivation. “They do not dare to give [the land] to outsiders,” Liu said.

Behind this mentality is a lack of protection of farmers? use rights. They worry that once land is used by stranger, or temporarily under the guardianship of village collective organizations, the original user won?t be able to get it back, even if they return home to farm on it.

Reforming the land system has become a common discussion topic at executive meetings of the State Council following the 18th party congress.

The draft Amendments to the Land Management Act that has already been discussed in State Council executive meetings aims to increase compensation for land reclamations. Revisions to the Land Contracting Law have been moved ahead on the official agenda. Officials now intend to make the right to contract out land “permanent.”

Liu said that the ultimate direction of reforms to the land expropriation system will include fair compensation for land taken; taxation mechanisms that act to balance the differential distribution of income; and increasing the level of cooperation between farmers and the government, i.e. using part of expropriated land to construct municipal infrastructure, and part of it to sell at profit. Farmers should be allowed to use the rest of their land for

non-agricultural development, so they can directly benefit from urbanization. Also, land contracting rights and land operations rights, which allow commercial activities on the land, should be legally separated, and farmers should be granted the permanent right to contract out their land.

Dysfunctional protections

In principle, when a farmer enters a city and takes up work, he should then be allowed entry into that city?s social welfare system. The reality is that he isn?t.

According to a 2012 report published by the National Population and Family Planning Commission, 25.8% of the population is

self-employed. Whether they own a small mom-and-pop store with no employees, run a small hawker stand or do part-time work, in

theory they should be allowed access to the local social security system as working citizens.

However, many local governments still throw up numerous hurdles in the way of migrant workers with informal jobs based on the fact that their hukou, or household registration, not belong to the city. Governments in other places establish independent commercial insurance systems specifically for migrant workers, but the fees tend to be high.

Take for example a hypothetical migrant laborer who sets up a hawker stall in the historical city of Xi?an, Shanxi Province.

Let?s say his monthly profits equal the city?s legally mandated minimum wage of 860 yuan. Under the “complete coverage” welfare system, he can pay from his own pocket to participate in

Xi?an?s urban retirement pension and medical insurance system. The base number used by insurance is the local average monthly salary, calculated now at 3,473 yuan a month. So for our hypothetical hawker to access pensions and medical insurance, he would have to pay 448 yuan per month, or 52% of his income. “This has led to a …regressive? fee payments,” said vice director of Tsinghua University?s School of Economics and Management

BaiChong?en. According to Bai, the lower one?s income, the higher the proportion of that income that is required for insurance, and the higher base fees are, the heavier the burden on the payers.

In total, 66.2% of migrant laborers are formal employs, and their employers are required to pay part of their insurances coverage, which many usually try to avoid.

In China, three-quarters of migrant workers are employed by private or family-owned businesses. According to the Population and Family Planning Commission 2012 report, fewer than 40% of individual business owners sign labor contracts with their employees.

Problems_of_urbanization

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