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Institutions in Theories of Land Markets: Illustrated by the Dutch Market for Agricultural Land
Urban Studies, 2010Theories of land markets should be intellectually sound and should be able to explain and predict market outcomes, such as price and volume of transactions, changes in these and locations of different land uses. Theories based on neo-classical economics, which largely ignore the role of institutions, are not intellectually sound because it is known ...
Needham, D.B. +2 more
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1992
Abstract Opened with the fate of the American republic-and worldwide republicanism-hanging in the balance. A pall of chill, ashes, and gloom lay over muddy little Washington. Burned out of the Capitol, congressmen found standing room in a patent office spared by British invaders’ reverence for technology.
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Abstract Opened with the fate of the American republic-and worldwide republicanism-hanging in the balance. A pall of chill, ashes, and gloom lay over muddy little Washington. Burned out of the Capitol, congressmen found standing room in a patent office spared by British invaders’ reverence for technology.
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Land markets and prices of land
1992Le modèle économétrique du prix des terres qui est présenté repose sur l'hypothèse d'un marché foncier où l'offre est inélastique au prix. Dans ce cas, les valeurs foncières sont fonction du prix des produits agricoles, de celui des facteurs de production et du taux d'intérêt.
Cavailhès, Jean, Richard, A.
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2017
The new men bought land at a rapid rate. Nonetheless, they chose lands for purchase carefully, bargained hard, and sought to assemble concentrated estates, if needs be by selling off outlying lands to buy those nearer their homes. Their political influence often helped them to buy land on favourable terms from those out of favour with the king or in ...
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The new men bought land at a rapid rate. Nonetheless, they chose lands for purchase carefully, bargained hard, and sought to assemble concentrated estates, if needs be by selling off outlying lands to buy those nearer their homes. Their political influence often helped them to buy land on favourable terms from those out of favour with the king or in ...
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LAND REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND MARKETS IN RUSSIA
2005Russia has experienced dramatic changes in land ownership and land tenure since the dissolution of the Soviet Union at the end of 1991: agricultural land has been largely privatized, individual landowners now have legal rights to most agricultural land in the country, and previous prohibitions on buying and selling of land have been removed by recent ...
Lerman, Zvi +3 more
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Access to Land: Market and Non-Market Land Transactions in Rural Vietnam
2013In a country as densely populated as Vietnam, land is a scarce resource. This is even more so because 70 per cent of the population still reside in rural areas. Therefore, achieving efficiency and equity in the allocation of land in this context is a key priority. Furthermore, in a rapidly developing economy such as that of Vietnam, there is a pressing
Khai, Luu Duc +3 more
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Land markets in Europe: Institutions and market outcomes
2016In this chapter, we review land market institutions in the European Union (EU) and their potential impact on land markets. We first review land tenure-/ownership regulations and find that they vary heavily across EU Member States. Four types of tenure-/ownership measures are implemented in the EU: to protect the tenant, to protect the owner, to protect
Ciaian, P., Kancs, D.A., Drabik, D.
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Developing the Market for Land
Review of Market Integration, 2012Government’s land acquisition has come increasingly under fire from both the courts and the people whose lands are being acquired. This article argues that the way land is being acquired in India is contrary to the principles that govern a market-based society. It shows the close similarities in how land was acquired in two examples, one in USA and one
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Land Market Procedures and Market Preferences in Land Use Change: The Case of Greater Cairo
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