Interaction of Land Demand and Supply Effects in Intensive Land Use： a Simulation Study for Chengdu,China

Intensive land use（ ILU） policies affect the demand and supply of land. These policies promote efficient land use, and demands for land must therefore be evaluated in terms of the level of land-use intensity. If the demand is considered excessive, ILU policies act like a ＂valve＂to restrict the land...

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Published in东华大学学报（英文版） Vol. 32; no. 4; pp. 636 - 641
Main Author 辜寄蓉 陈先伟 江浏光艳 杨海龙 于有翔
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LanguageEnglish
Published Key Laboratory of Land Resources Evaluation and Monitoring in Southwest,Chengdu 610068,China%The Bureau of Land and Resources of Chengdu,Chengdu 610072,China 31.08.2015
Subjects
land area
developable land
system dynamics (SD)
land demand and supply
intensive land use (ILU)
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Summary:Intensive land use（ ILU） policies affect the demand and supply of land. These policies promote efficient land use, and demands for land must therefore be evaluated in terms of the level of land-use intensity. If the demand is considered excessive, ILU policies act like a ＂valve＂to restrict the land supply. Drawing on data from Chengdu,China,where developable land is scarce,we construct a model using system dynamics（ SD） to simulate two scenarios： ILU development and non-ILU development. The results show that when ILU leads to positive land-use efficiency,land supply will exceed demand,resulting in an appropriate level of real demand for the current population level and GDP. Thus,artificial demand（ inflated by investors） is reduced. By contrast,when non-ILU leads to negative land-use efficiency,land demand will exceed supply. In this scenario,artificial demand is higher than real demand.
Bibliography:land demand and supply intensive land use（ILU） developable land land area system dynamics（SD）
Intensive land use（ ILU） policies affect the demand and supply of land. These policies promote efficient land use, and demands for land must therefore be evaluated in terms of the level of land-use intensity. If the demand is considered excessive, ILU policies act like a ＂valve＂to restrict the land supply. Drawing on data from Chengdu,China,where developable land is scarce,we construct a model using system dynamics（ SD） to simulate two scenarios： ILU development and non-ILU development. The results show that when ILU leads to positive land-use efficiency,land supply will exceed demand,resulting in an appropriate level of real demand for the current population level and GDP. Thus,artificial demand（ inflated by investors） is reduced. By contrast,when non-ILU leads to negative land-use efficiency,land demand will exceed supply. In this scenario,artificial demand is higher than real demand.
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GUJi-rong, CHEN Xian-wei , JIANG Liu-guangyan , YANG Hai-long , YU You-xiang （ 1 Key laboratory of Land Resources Evaluation and Monitoring in Southwest, Chengdu 610068, China; 2 The Bureau of Land and Resources of Chengdu, Chengdu 610072, China）
ISSN:1672-5220