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Agriculture, ethics, and restrictions on property rights

Journal of Agricultural Ethics, 1988
The argument in this essay is twofold. (1) Procedural justice requires,in particular cases, that we restrict property rights in natural resources, e.g., California agricultural land or Appalachian coal land. (2) Conditions imposed by Locke's political theory and by dense population require,in general, that we restrict property rights in finite or non ...
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Restrictions on Private Property Rights, Exchange, and Production

1995
The government does not have to say: “There shall be price competition.” Price competition simply happens whenever the right of ownership and contractual freedom are enforced. As discussed in the previous chapter, the right of ownership and contractual freedom provide incentives for individuals to pursue activities that have the unintended consequence ...
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How Do Property Rights Affect Credit Restrictions? Evidence from China's Forest Right Mortgages

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Taking China’s recently developed Forest Right Mortgage System (FRMS) as an example, this paper examines the impact of the strength of farmers’ property rights on the intensity of credit restrictions imposed by lenders. Using the forest right mortgage policy documents we collected from eight key forestry counties (cities) in China’s southern collective
Jingwen Xu, Wenjian He, Zhiyong John Liu, Hongxiao Zhang   +3 more
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Compressed channel sensing: Is the Restricted Isometry Property the right metric?

2011 17th International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP), 2011
In this paper we are concerned with the estimation of doubly-selective multi-path communication channels trough methods referred to as compressed channel sensing. Many authors have used the Restricted Isometry Property (RIP) as a guiding principle to select training to ensure good estimation performance.
Anna Scaglione, Xiao Li 0005
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Patents, Property Rights, and Social Welfare: Search for a Restricted Optimum

Southern Economic Journal, 1976
Suppose that a patented innovation, Method One, reduces marginal costs from MC0 to MC, (Figure 1). Method Two is a separately patented improvement over existing technology which lowers marginal costs to MC2 from MCo. Method Two is an (imperfect) substitute for Method One, since it does not permit reducing costs of production below MC1.
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How do Property Rights Affect Credit Restrictions? Evidence from China’s Forest Right Mortgages

Small-Scale Forestry, 2021
Hongxiao Zhang, Wenjian He, Zhiyong John Liu   +2 more
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Prospects for the development of legislation in the field of restricted property rights

Аграрное и земельное право, 2022
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Impoverishment of the Poor and Derogation of Human Rights During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia: Testing the Emergency Measure and Siracusa Principles in Large-Scale Social Restriction

Journal of Human Rights and Social Work, 2021
Manotar Tampubolon
exaly  

The International Journal of Human Rights

International Journal of Human Rights, 2023
Olivera Simić
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Can we still call Australia home? The right to return and the legality of Australia’s COVID-19 travel restrictions

Australian Journal of Human Rights, 2021
Regina Jefferies, Jane McAdam, Sangeetha Pillai   +2 more
exaly