BEIJING -- As a slowing real estate sector squeezes a key revenue source for China's local governments, many are cutting costs to try to live within their reduced means.
As land revenue ebbs, authorities cut back on everything from dining to paper
Land is state-owned in China, meaning developers need to buy land-use rights from the local governments. © Reuters
BEIJING -- As a slowing real estate sector squeezes a key revenue source for China's local governments, many are cutting costs to try to live within their reduced means.