Comparative Analysis of Housing Policies for Talent Introduction in Shenzhen, China and Singapore
- 1 Hubei University
- 2 Jilin Normal University
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Abstract
Talent introduction policy is one of the key topics of today’s research. The talent introduction policy in China is constantly being updated, there are some unreasonable factors that have caused some policies to be unable to implement, especially in terms of talent housing. At present, most of the research on national housing policies that are concentrated in developed countries at home and abroad. However, there are still gaps in the research on talent introduction policies considering Chinese national conditions and the policy comparison between two different countries and regions, as well as the single analysis of talent housing policies.Therefore, the research purpose of this article is to compare the housing policies between Shenzhen and Singapore. The research methods of this article are as follows: First of all, collecting policy information of Shenzhen and Singapore. Secondly, using gradualist models to analyze the changes of formulating talent housing policies in Shenzhen and Singapore.Then, through comparative analysis, a system that is both in line with the current state of social development and worthy of reference was constructed. Finally, suggestions were made for the talent housing policy in Shenzhen. Studies have found that priority solving affordable housing can effectively solve the housing problems in Shenzhen of China, and then promote the improvement of talent living policies.
Keywords
public policy analysis, talent acquisition policy, housing policy, employment
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Cite this article
Wang,H.;Wang,J. (2023). Comparative Analysis of Housing Policies for Talent Introduction in Shenzhen, China and Singapore. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,22,45-52.
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