THE IMPACT OF MISMATCHED LAND RESOURCES IN CHINESE PROVINCES ON THEIR URBAN-RURAL INTEGRATION DEVELOPMENT
LI Ming1, WANG Hui1, YANG Xin-yu2, ZHU Yu-chun1
1. College of Economics and Management, Northwest A&F University, Yangling 712100, China; 2. School of Economics, Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing 100081, China
Abstract：Based on China's provincial panel data from 2008 to 2020, the entropy value TOPSIS method is used to measure the level of urban-rural integration and development, and the impact of land resource mismatch on urban-rural integration and development is empirically examined using the two-way fixed-effects model and the spatial Durbin model. The study finds that: 1) land resource mismatch inhibits urban-rural integration development; from the perspective of various dimensions, land resource mismatch has a significant impediment to urban-rural economic, social and spatial information integration, but does not have a significant effect on urban-rural population integration and ecological integration. 2) The new development pattern of 'double-cycle' plays a negative regulatory role in the process of inhibiting urban-rural integrated development by land resource mismatch, and can alleviate the negative impact of land resource mismatch on urbanrural integrated development. 3) The impact of land resource mismatch on urban-rural integrated development has a significant spatial spillover effect, hindering urban-rural integrated development in neighboring regions. Therefore, the supply structure of land resources should be optimized to improve the efficiency of land resource allocation; at the same time, the level of trade openness should be raised to activate the vitality of the development of domestic demand; and the regional linkage of land resource allocation should be strengthened to promote urban-rural integrated development.
李明, 王慧, 杨新宇, 朱玉春. 中国省域土地资源错配对其城乡融合发展的影响[J]. 人文地理, 2025, 40(5): 121-132.
LI Ming, WANG Hui, YANG Xin-yu, ZHU Yu-chun. THE IMPACT OF MISMATCHED LAND RESOURCES IN CHINESE PROVINCES ON THEIR URBAN-RURAL INTEGRATION DEVELOPMENT. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2025, 40(5): 121-132.
