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TOP OF THE NEWSPoly, ITE reviewA REVIEW of polytechnics and Institutes of Technical Education to better prepare students for a more diversified economy was announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday.迷利倉'Enemies lapping up leaks'BRITAIN'S top spy chiefs defended the secrecy of their work in an unprecedented public hearing and warned that the Edward Snowden leaks were helping enemies and changing the way that they operate.WORLDXi's bid to preserve unityCHINESE President Xi Jinping's bid to portray himself as the successor to both Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping is being seen as a way to preserve party unity ahead of the Third Plenum, a key meeting to chart China's economic path for the next decade.Harbinger of violenceTHE naming of hardliner Mullah Fazlullah as the new head of the Pakistani Taleban is expected to usher in a new period of violence in the region. The group has declared revenge attacks against Pakistan's government.Groupthink in scandalGROUPTHINK is behind Japan's food mislabelling scandal, a widening web of shame that has grown to include a surprising array of brand-name hotels such as Imperial and Okura, and department stores such as Takashimaya, Isetan and Daimaru.China Cosco V-P probedCHINA'S campaign to root out corruption has now reached the shipping industry, after the country's largest bulk shipper, China Cosco Holdings, said the government was investigating one of its top executives, vice-president Xu Minjie.OPINIONNew direction in transport faresThe radicalism displayed by the public transport Fare Review Mechanism Committee reflects the need for new thinking to make Singapore more inclusive even as the economy changes gears.S'pore's soft powerSINGAPOREANS enjoy a dual identity of living in a city that is at once the most Asian and the most Westernised. That openness to different cultures is one of the seven pillars of Singapore's soft power, says Kishore Mahbubani in the By Invitation column.Essential engineersST ENGINEERING'S CEO Tan Pheng Hock says engineers are ubiquitous and essential in today's economy, and it's time to change the way people look at engineering.Aerial artists from Circus Swingapore (above) will perfor迷你倉 with gymnasts from CHIJ Kellock. -- PHOTO: DESMOND LUI FOR STSINGAPOREArtists in flight at MBSACROBATS, gymnasts, big voices and musicians are gearing up for the ninth annual ChildAid charity event, to be held at the Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands on Dec 6 and 7. The 110-minute concert is jointly organised by The Business Times and The Straits Times.Medical leave 'too long'MORE than 10 companies have complained about their workers fooling hospital doctors into giving them extended medical leave for what the bosses believe are minor injuries. The hospitals, however, are standing by their doctors.MONEYHome net worth fallsA PEAK in home prices and growing debt levels have caused the total net worth of Singapore's households to fall as a percentage of gross domestic product in the second quarter of this year by the most since 2010, says a Citi report.Bryan Ng has finally found a job that does not take him away from the sport close to his heart. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE RUGBY UNIONSPORTTrue to his first loveBRYAN Ng, 26, had a bright future in the media world. But its irregular hours took him away from his first love - rugby. He quit his media agency job to become a physical education teacher and has no regrets about making the switch.SATURDAYMaking cells stop and goTHE Big Idea: Biochemist Edmond Fischer, 93, found that cells regulate their activities like a traffic light system, with one enzyme acting as a green light and another like a red light. His discovery has since been found to underpin most of the body's processes.American singer Kanye West is one of the 129 people photographed wearing the jacket. -- PHOTO: CHANELLIFE!Celebrating a jacketA PHOTO exhibition of Chanel's iconic black tweed jacket is running at the ArtScience Museum. Karl Lagerfeld, creative director of the French fashion house, shot 129 people - including South Korean actress Song Hye Kyo - wearing the jacket.Gig organiser winds upTHE organiser of the cancelled MBC Korean Music Wave concert, Fatfish Entertainment, announced yesterday that it would be closing down in order to refund ticket-buyers. The refunds for tickets bought from Fatfish will be managed by provisional liquidators.自存倉

經濟日報創立「全民財經檢定」目的在於增進民眾對於財經知識與時事的理解，迷你倉進而活用新聞訊息，提升個人就業力及企業競爭力。本單元特別以新聞實例切入，藉由導讀、重要名詞解釋及檢定例題的練習，協助考生學習及強化財經應用能力。【新聞摘要】百億中東主權基金 分批投資台股中東主權基金向台灣叩關，擬一次匯入10億美元（約新台幣295億元），為避免推升新台幣，央行總裁彭淮南特地致電要求「分批匯入」，以免危及匯市穩定。立法院財委會立委透露，這家就是知名的阿布達比主權基金，總資金規模達6,270億美元。央行官員昨日證實確有此事，經彭淮南致電後，該主權基金已改為分批匯入，例如：每日匯入1億美元，降低對新台幣匯率的衝擊。央行表示，該主權基金有意進入台灣投資，申報的匯入目的為「投資台股」。央行官員說，主權基金全世界都有，挪威、中東甚至是美國加州都有基金成立，有些是退休基金，有些則是產油國，且主權基金匯入台灣投資也很常見，幾乎每個月都有。惟據了解，像阿布達比這種規模龐大，且具有指標性的主權基金，仍引起央行的高度關注，並留意其後續可能衍生的效應。2013年11月5日 【經濟日報╱記者陳美君╱台北報導】【新聞導讀】2008年金融海嘯期間，歐美大型金融機構紛紛傳出金融危機，而適時伸出援手、挹注資金投資這些大型金融機構的國家主權基金，也因此聲名大噪，阿布達比投資局（Abu Dhabi Investment Authority；ADIA）即為其一。阿布達比投資局所掌握的主權基金，主自存倉投資在股市、債市、房地產等資產，在全球各地進行長期、多樣化、低風險的投資，而在全球主權基金中，其資金的規模雄厚，因此其投資決策也具有指標性。阿布達比主權基金實質匯入台灣，申報的匯入目的為「投資台股」，顯示台灣股票市場已經獲得該主權基金的認同，其資金投資台股，也有助於台灣股市表現。但當主權基金匯入資金龐大，若同時匯入，會立即影響匯率，造成外匯市場動盪。為了穩定外匯市場，避免匯率波動過大而影響國家經濟，央行特別與該主權基金溝通，希望資金分批進入台灣，降低對匯率的影響。【名詞解釋】主權財富基金（Sovereign Wealth Fund；SWF）：主權財富基金又簡稱主權基金，是由國家政府所成立，主要是將國家出口所得到的收入應用於其他投資，為國家創造財富，這類資金通常是比較長期的投資，資金來源主要有外匯儲備盈餘、國有資產、自然資源出口的外匯盈餘、國際援助基金等。近年來主權基金數量快速增長，設立主權財富基金的國家，涵蓋中國、美國、俄羅斯、韓國、新加坡、澳洲、卡達、馬來西亞等國，其他一些已開發國家、新興市場國家，以及資源豐富國家，也都設有主權基金。例題：主權基金匯入台灣投資很常見，若主權基金一次大規模地匯入台灣，會造成外匯市場大幅波動，對台灣金融市場、經濟所造成的影響，下列何者較不可能發生？(A) 新台幣升值壓力大增(B) 對台灣出口廠商造成極大匯損壓力(C) 央行將可能進場干預，以維持匯市穩定(D) 對金融市場、經濟成長都沒有任何影響，所以不用擔心答：D迷你倉

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Source: The Washington TimesNov.mini storage 08--The federal shutdown last month caused a small rise in the unemployment rate to 7.3 percent but it was a surprisingly good month to find jobs in the private sector, the Labor Department reported Friday morning.Businesses created more than 204,000 jobs in areas from retail and manufacturing to offices, hotels and restaurants. The department also detected 60,000 more jobs that were created in September and August in revisions to its previous employment reports -- a sign that the job market has been healthier than previously assumed.The burst of job creation last month -- nearly twice as much as what economists had expected -- more than offset an estimated 12,000 in job losses in the federal government, which brought the total number of federal job eliminations due to budget cuts to 94,000 in the last year.The number of workers on temporary layoff jumped by 448,000 in October, likely reflecting the furlough of federal employees during the 16-day shutdown that started Oct. 1. But the department said there were no other discernible impacts from the shutdown on its estimates of employment, hours worked and earnings during the month."This is an unequivocally strong employment report," said Harm Bandholz, economist with Unicredit Markets. The figures are causing "well-justified excitement" in global financial markets as they portray a healthy job market with enough momentum to satisfy governors at the Federal Reserve who have been looking for an acceleration of job growth, he said."This defie儲存 expectations that the government shutdown hit hiring," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, adding that markets have been caught off guard by the unexpectedly robust report."The data will add to the view that the Fed is gearing towards a tapering of its asset purchases" of $85 billion a month, he said, a prospect that could set off another downturn in stock and bond markets."But policymakers will most likely wait for clearer signs that the economy is capable of growing at a faster rate" as suggested by the report, he said.Some economists were suspicious about the accuracy of the numbers since the shutdown caused a one-week delay in the collection and publishing of the report, as department economists who usually compile the figures were among those furloughed. Changes in the department's usual data collection procedures can have distorting effects, and a clear picture of the economy may not emerge for several more months, they said."The household survey is weird. It says unemployment only rose 0.1 percent to 7.3 percent," even though 735,000 more people said they lost jobs, said Justin Wolfers, economics professor at the University of Michigan. He advised his Twitter followers to ignore the household survey which contains the unemployment figures and focus on the survey of businesses, which contains the figures on new payroll jobs.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Washington Times (Washington, DC) Visit The Washington Times (Washington, DC) at .washingtontimes.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

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Source: Journal Star, Peoria, Ill.迷你倉Nov. 08--WEST PEORIA -- In 1987, Neal Auto Parts raised a white, two-door, 1982 Buick Regal onto a platform welded across the middle of an eye-catching 50-foot arch planted deep into concrete in front of the Farmington Road business.On Thursday, that Buick came back down to earth."Tires are flat," joked Dan Condre, of Hardin Signs, as the car immediately settled on its four metal rims, not the four tires probably devoid of air since the early 1990s.No one expected the car to be in very good shape, not after sitting on its perch exposed and untouched for a quarter-century of blazing summers, frigid winters, rain, storms, snow and every other weather event that sends humans indoors. The Neal brothers _ grandsons of Harry Neal, who founded the business 60 years ago _ decided it was time to rehabilitate the iconic sign."The timing was right," said Eric Neal."(The old sign) was not the image we were looking for to promote our business," Kelly Neal said. "It had served its purpose."So they're swapping out suspended cars _ out with the Buick, in with another car they haven't yet chosen _ and painting the well-rusted arch. That process started Thursday.The Neal's arch is the staple that fastens the Farmington Road Entertainment District _ that's right, we're still committed to calling it the FRED, you should be, too -- to the actual Farmington Road strip of commerce. While there is nothing inherently entertaining about a junk car used auto parts store, there is A LOT that is entertaining about a 50-foot faux-St. Louis Arch with a 1982 Buick Regal bolted to a platform in the middle, 30 feet off the ground and "Neal Auto Parts Inc." painted on both of its massive doors that combined probably weigh more than a Prius.Would there even be a FRED -- that loose and vaguely shadowy consortium of bars, pool halls, restaurants, speedways, go-kart track, comedy clubs and butcher shops, dreamed up by area business owners _ without its symbolic car-in-the-arch? Maybe so; maybe not."We know people in this area are very familiar with the arch," Kelly Neal said. "We'd hear about it if we took it down for good."Before there was a car in an arch, there was a car on a pole. When the business was located farther down Farmington Road, it advertised itself with a Cadillac Seville mounted on top of a pole. When the business moved to its present location at 3407 W. Farmington Road in 1986, the owners looked for something new and un文件倉sual to display out front."My dad (Bob Neal) wanted something a little different," said Eric Neal. "There were some local metal workers (Lutz Steel) putting on an addition here and they said they had this arch that was an old Kroger's arch and would we want that for a sign."Workers sunk the arch into a solid 15 yards of concrete and constructed the platform in the middle. The Neals went looking for a car to finish off the display. They settled on a total-led "contract car" -- the 1982 Buick -- that had come to them from an insurance company with its interior damaged by fire. It was hoisted to the platform and secured with four heavy bolts. Since 1987, only birds have had access to it.On Thursday, just before noon, a Hardin Signs employee in a bucket loader torched loose the bolts and then wrapped the car in thick canvas straps. He connected the strap in the middle of the car's roof to a hook at the end of a crane. The crane, operated by Dick Jackson of N.E. Finch, lifted the Buick off the platform, then swung it away from the arch. Slowly, he lowered the car to the ground."I thought for a time that the car might come apart," Jackson said. "Sitting out in the elements that long, no telling what might happen.""Yeah," said Kelly Neal, "I heard some concerns about that."It did not come apart. The car was severely rusted; the painted signs on the doors faded and streaked with age. Its surface was white, although it looked like it might have been blue or silver or black when it was hoisted aloft, and simply whitened with age. It bore dealer license plates, of unremembered origin, dated 1987. Both doors opened, surprisingly, but it looked about as street-legal as a pallet-full of broken hot water tanks.Untold generations of pigeons had lost the family home. One fluttered aimlessly above the empty platform.The arch will be scraped and painted, a new car will replace the old one. There were unconfirmed reports that the new one will be some model of an Infiniti. The Neal brothers weren't saying. The fate of the old Buick was certain."Next stop is the crusher," Kelly Neal said. "For sure.""I don't know about that," said Brad, just Brad please, of Hardin Signs. "Hell, somebody might want them rims."Scott Hilyard can be reached at 686-3244 or shilyard@pjstar. Follow him on Twitter @scotthilyard.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 Journal Star (Peoria, Ill.) Visit the Journal Star (Peoria, Ill.) at .PJStar.com Distributed by MCT Information Services存倉

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Source: The Baltimore SunNov.self storage 08--When severely injured patients at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center needed rides between floors, there was only one way to fit all the life-saving staff and equipment in the cramped elevators."I used to crawl in bed with the patient," said Melissa Reece, nurse manager of the trauma operating rooms. "I'm glad I don't have to do that anymore."New elevators offer more than enough room. Reece and the 673 others who work in what may be the nation's busiest trauma center can spread out a little now that a 140,000-square-foot, $160 million tower officially opened on Lombard Street. Dignitaries were slated to cut the ribbon Friday, though three-quarters of the space already is in service.The trauma hospital, part of the University of Maryland Medical Center, opened in 1989, designed to handle 3,500 patients a year. But it has served more than 8,000 in each of the past several years. These are many of the state's worst victims of car accidents and falls, and to a lesser extent, violence.The new and redesigned spaces accommodate the most sophisticated equipment and processes that speed the flow of care, according to those who work there. Dozens of doctors, nurses and other staff, as well as patients, contributed ideas. Planning began five years ago."We didn't need to be talked into this because the demand was so high," said Jeffrey A. Rivest, president and CEO of the medical center. "We definitely had our eye on the money, but we had no doubt about the need."Trauma care has evolved into a specialty, like other areas of medicine. The Trauma Center Association of America reports there are more than 600 trauma centers embedded within the nation's nearly 6,000 hospitals. They serve some 678,000 injured patients annually and support other hospitals in their regions.And despite advances in care, trauma is the fourth leading cause of death nationally, accounting for about 170,000 a year, and is a leading cause of disability, according to the association.Shock Trauma has the highest designation for such a center, called a Primary Adult Resource Center, because it has availability of specialized medical staff and equipment at all times. It's the only such center in Maryland and the only center in the country that operates as a stand-alone facility.Johns Hopkins Hospital, Hopkins Children's Center, Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Sinai Hospital and a handful of other hospitals around the state also serve trauma patients in their emergency departments.The injured cannot take themselves to Shock Trauma, though they can go to the UM Medical Center's emergency department. More than two-thirds of Shock Trauma's patients arrive by ambulance or helicopter from the scene, and the rest are transferred from other hospitals that don't believe they are equipped for a particular case.The roof can now accommodate four helicopters at a time, including the president's Marine One. Because of security, the hospital can't say under what circumstance the president would be taken there, but officials are prepared.A statewide emergency management system makes the trauma center designations and manages where patients are transported.Dr. Richard Alcorta, state EMS medical director, said Shock Trauma's expansion benefits the entire state because the center can now accept more of the most complex patients from the field and from other emergency departments, and can even potentially train more emergency medical responders.For example, he said, sometimes it's better for patients taken to rural hospitals to be flown to Shock Trauma for immediate surgery instead of waiting for a surgical team to arrive there. Other times, trauma doctors elsewhere may not have the proper expertise for a patient, or a doctor in another emergency department may need to call Shock Trauma for guidance."By expansion of their capacity, we're able to see a significant increase in referrals they can accept," Alcorta said. "We were realizing there were 迷你倉imes when the inn was full."As health care needs in the state continue to grow, other hospitals have also made investments, including Johns Hopkins Hospital, which opened a $1.1 billion set of towers in April 2012.Mercy Medical Center opened its new $400 million hospital in December 2010. Others who have started or finished improvements in recent years include Saint Agnes Hospital, Harford Memorial Hospital, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Carroll Hospital Center, Anne Arundel Medical Center, Baltimore Washington Medical Center and MedStar Franklin Square Hospital, according to the Maryland Health Care Commission.For its expansion, Shock Trauma for the first time sought contributions from the public. It received $35 million, including $1 million gifts from the late Tom Clancy and his wife, Alexandra, Willard Hackerman, Edward St. John, George Doetsch Jr., Frank and Janet Kelly, and the University of Maryland Medical System and School of Medicine's leadership team. Another $50 million came from the state and $2 million from the federal government. The University of Maryland Medical System funded the rest with cash and debt.Major improvements include 10 new operating rooms that allow patients to be moved more quickly from the intake area, called the Trauma Resuscitation Unit, which can handle up to 26 people at once.The resuscitation area often became a bottleneck because there were not enough inpatient beds or operating rooms, said Karen Doyle, the center's vice president of nursing and operations. The extra operating rooms also mean more surgeries during the day and not overnight, which could be stressful for the staff and uncomfortable for the patients -- 96 percent of whom survive their injuries.A technologically advanced training center for the staff and members of the military who partner with the hospital will simulate conditions at the hospital or on the battlefield, Doyle said.For patients, the changes include private waiting rooms away from the hustle and bustle where families can learn from staff about the conditions of their loved ones. Patient rooms also include extra space for furniture for family and friends, windows for natural light, and lifts for getting out of bed.Other small changes include a new private hallway to transport patients out of view of the general public and a roof-top healing garden.A pneumatic tube system was installed to speed labs, medications and units of blood around the facility.Dr. Deb Stein, chief of trauma, said some of these additions may seem like "silly little things," but they will mean a lot."We wanted an environment that worked for patients and worked for the staff," Stein said.All the improvements will contribute to treating the "disease of trauma," said Dr. Thomas M. Scalea, Shock Trauma's physician-in-chief, who has been in charge for nearly 17 years. The center is named for his predecessor, the center's first physician-in-chief, Dr. R Adams Cowley, who gave rise to time-oriented treatment in emergency medicine called the "golden hour.""Everyone wants to do a good job," Scalea said of his staff. "They haven't asked for it to be easy and they haven't asked for it to be slow. They've asked for resources so we could excel."meredith.cohn@baltsun.comShock Trauma's new towerSpace: 140,000 square feet of new construction, including 64 new private ICU patient rooms and 10 new operating roomsCost: $160 million, including $1 million donations from the late Tom Clancy and his wife, Alexandra, Willard Hackerman, Edward St. John, George Doetsch Jr., Frank and Janet Kelly, and the University of Maryland Medical System and School of Medicine's leadership teamConstruction: 35 months of construction led by Whiting-Turner, including 1,750 workers and 874,000 man hours.Environment: Gold-level LEED certification pending with the U.S. Green Building CouncilCopyright: ___ (c)2013 The Baltimore Sun Visit The Baltimore Sun at .baltimoresun.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage

業內普遍認為，儲存包括“新土改”在內的集體土地流轉問題、房產稅開征等都有望釋放出政策信號在中國的房地產市場，調控政策頻出已成常態，但2013年3月“新國五條”出台後，全國範圍內並未再出新調控政策，樓市在少見的“政策平穩年”中一路走高。國家統計局數據顯示，2013年前三季度,全國商品房銷售面積為8.4億平米，商品房銷售額為54028億元, 同比分別大增23%和33%。業內普遍認為，11月9日將開幕的十八屆三中全會將會指明樓市調控方向，包括“新土改”在內的集體土地流轉問題、小產權房上市交易問題以及房產稅開征、保障房建設等方面，都有望釋放出政策信號，或將成樓市下半場最大轉折點。房地產向市場化邁步“三中全會可能會涉及土地流轉問題，市場化會向前走一步。”華遠地產董事長任志強11月5日在第九屆地產金融年會會場對新京報記者表示，預計部分經濟政策會“放活，以吸引更多民間投資”。民生銀行行長洪崎對此表示贊同，他認為三中全會將會推進金融改革，房地產融資渠道將會大大拓展，使房企的資金問題得到改善。此前，任志強曾預測“限購政策”或將在本屆三中全會後退出；但當天多位出席第九屆地產金融年會的大佬都對新京報記者表示，北京等一線城市的樓市仍處於供需矛盾中，在土地供應制度沒有改革的前提下，放開限購並不現實。萬科集團副總裁毛大慶則認為，三中全會將進一步深入解讀關於城鎮化落地問題，解決好資源分配公平性問題，抓緊這十年把城鎮化布局做好，“多創造一點為新移民製造的容器”。業內稱樓市大格局難變但仍有不少專家認為本屆三中全會不會從根本上改變樓市的現有遊戲規則，房地產調控的長效機制不會那麼快就出台，“大炮”任志強還預測，房產稅、遺產稅都不會徵收，讓大家“不用擔心”。“這屆三中全會可能解決一些政府層面的問題，但不會改變整個中國社會的格局，房地產市場也不會大變”。華遠地產董事長任志強炮轟長效機制是“偽命題”，因為其並沒有改變房地產之外的土地、產權登記、稅制等體系。國務院參事特約研究員姚景源也表示，政府過去總是採用“限購”等措施抑制樓市需求，但一線城市土地供給和價格的現狀，使房價很難下行，土地改革成為難題。“長效機制是什麼？現在還沒有一個清晰的說法，最近的市場信號，包括自住型商品房、土地的熱賣，都增加了判斷的難度。”首創集團董事長劉曉光表示，與其關心政策到底會調到什麼程度，還不如房企自己多練內功。■ 關注熱點重建保障房體系：或為突破口記者瞭解到，重建全新的保障房體系被業內視為本屆新政府最明確的樓市新政。全國政協委員、原國家稅務總局副局長許善達對新京報記者表示，保障房將成為新一屆政府的切入口，將形成“低中高”（低收入階層有保障房、工薪階層有“折扣房”、高檔房市場放開）三個體系，並借此形成全新的“區別對待”政策。“中國房地產政策將會有一個比較大的變化”，許善達分析道，一旦政府將應承擔的保障職責從市場中分離，屆時從規劃、土地供應、樓房持有、出售征稅上都會有不同的區分，比如取消房產稅試點，在高檔商品房的買、賣環節都開征消費稅，稅率由地方政府確定，稅收迷你倉地方。但任志強表示，從最近北京高價拍出的幾塊自住型商品房地塊看，政府並沒有增加投入，而是企業“買單”，這些成本最終會被加在純商品住宅上讓消費者去買單，他警告道：“地價再這麼漲，整個房地產市場都會出問題”。土地制度改革：亟待破局經濟學家馬光遠在接受新京報記者採訪時表示,即將召開的三中全會並不是“房地產調控會”，會上將對中國經濟改革中的重大問題做出部署和規劃，將會涉及土地制度改革，但不會涉及房地產市場具體的調控問題。“農民土地不能流轉是阻礙中國城鎮化的一個關鍵。”馬光遠說，“從目前情況來看，集體土地如何進行流轉等這些問題已經水到渠成，農民可以把自己的土地使用權直接流轉，可以直接拿去蓋房，也可以直接轉給開發商。”馬光遠表示，“中國這麼多年來城鄉之間的差距，有相當一部分是因為剝奪農民在土地上的收益，把土地徵過去之後高價賣出，這個剪刀差等於農民還在補貼城市，關於這方面，我認為三中全會應該會做出很明確的規劃。”中國土地勘測規劃院副總工程師鄒曉雲則認為，三中全會上不會有針對土地制度方面的具體政策，可能會有改革的方向，會推進土地流轉的制度建立，但對於具體的政策及操作措施，不會有太多的提及。此外，北京師範大學房地產研究中心主任董藩也曾在其微博表示，房地產市場的很多問題最終都指向土地制度。十八屆三中全會很難推動土地制度大變革，即使有陳述，回到操作層面，仍然難以破局，這是基本制度本身的錯配造成的。房產稅如何徵：爭議頗大財政部財政科學研究所所長賈康認為，目前各方面對開征房產稅的爭議仍然很大，決策層當然必須慎之又慎，但“適時擴大房產稅改革試點範圍”的方向已明。他表示，“我相信房地產稅的推出一定是漸進的，路徑要先從比較具備條件、能形成決策層的共識與決心、容易操作的地方試行，同時也必然需要從住宅高端及增量為主來入手。”賈康認為，除了這些策略要領外，十分重要的是需要給中低收入家庭、中等收入階層和“先富”階層都吃“定心丸”：中國未來的房地產稅改革絕不可能覆蓋低收入人群，而且還應當借鑒日本模式，明確地給所有人留出至少“第一套房”不實徵的“基本待遇”等。上海、重慶之前率先試點房產稅，改革的效果如何？賈康此前在接受新京報記者採訪時表示，要肯定兩地改革�動對制度建設的改革探索所形成的貢獻，兩地試點已顯示出多種正面效應，以及已形成的初步經驗。鄒曉雲也表示，本屆三中全會後，相信接下來會加大房產稅的徵收力度以及覆蓋範圍。但著名經濟學家馬光遠則對房產稅的開征提出了反對意見。“我不認為三中全會會出台具體的舉措，到現在為止，房產稅到底是什麼，我們都沒有搞清楚，徵什麼樣的房產稅？怎麼來徵？徵房產稅是為了什麼？關於這些，現在的觀點都是很混亂的，未來房產稅的徵收可能是一個方向，但是具體怎麼來徵，有很多技術環節到現在為止還沒有討論清楚。”馬光遠說。本版採寫/新京報記者 自曾暉 李靜平整之後的朝陽區豆各莊地塊。業內人士認為，三中全會可能會涉及土地流轉問題，市場化會向前走一步。新京報記者 李冬 攝 業內稱，房產稅徵收有很多技術環節還沒討論清楚。圖/CFPself storage