tiffany co: Under the current distribution mechanism, farmers usually get under 10 percent of the profit, which has led to numerous protests and created social unrest in some parts of the country. Investors and local governments often take the lion's share of the profit while village-level bodies usually get between 20 and 30 percent of the profit, according to some earlier research. Another major problem is that some local governments are now heavily relying on land sales as a major source of income. Land sales in Dalian, Liaoning Province, exceeded 115.7 billion yuan in 2010, or equivalent to 231 percent of the city's fiscal income that year, according to the China Real Estate Data Academy. tiffany co