Why Is It Possible for China to Reduce Its Dependence on Land Expropriation? An Analysis on the Land‐Expropriation Kuznets Curve

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Analysis reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship between land expropriation and economic development, suggesting significant regional variations.

An inverted U-shaped relationship exists between economic development and land expropriation in China, highlighting regional differences.
Four determinants influence land expropriation dependence, including local bureaucracies' internal demands and competition.
Utilizing Chinese provincial panel data, the findings shed light on how economic models affect land management practices.
The transformation of China's economy indicates a potential reduction in reliance on land expropriation as GDP per capita rises.

Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship between land expropriation and economic development, suggesting significant regional variations.