Search Results - subject:"PRIVATE PROPERTY"

Voss, Paul; Kulms, Marius - In: American economic review 112 (2022) 9, pp. 3039-3062

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Pavesich, Property and Privacy : The Common Origins of Property Rights and Privacy Rights in Georgia

Kent, Michael B. - 2018

distinct. This essay, which introduces a symposium on governmental interference with privacy and private property, seeks to …

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Gender Gaps in Property Ownership in Sub-Saharan Africa

Gaddis, Isis - 2018

Women's ownership, use, and control over property matter for their well-being and agency and can influence outcomes for the second generation -- women's daughters and sons. Additionally, gender gaps in property ownership induce allocative inefficiencies and foregone economic output, thus having...

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The Modern Corporation and Private Property – 80 Years Later

Nedelchev, Miroslav - 2018

governance and to the private property are reshaped. The interests of the society and of the national economy win the upper hand …

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Joint Ownership Housing in Urban China : A Property Inalienability Perspective

Deng, Feng Frederic - 2018

This paper analyzes joint ownership housing (JOH), a new type of low-income housing in China, from a property inalienability perspective. JOH policy that was recently promulgated by the Beijing City shows that local government is really a passive owner in JOH, contradicting a common argument...

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Water as Power : American Experts, Infrastructure Finance and the Spread of Private Property

Sattar, Erum - 2018

pathways of the structural transformation taking place leading to an ever-expanding concept of the market and private property …

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Property Rights to Frontier Land and Minerals : Us Exceptionalism

Libecap, Gary D. - 2018

Property rights are the most fundamental institution in any society. They determine who has decision-making authority over assets and who bears the costs and benefits of those decisions. They assign ownership, wealth, political influence, and social standing. They make markets possible; define...

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Statutory Property : Is It a Thing?

France-Hudson, Ben - 2018

types of rights are private property. This argument is based on the premise that private property serves a variety of social … concern driving this legislative vagueness, which flows from the risk that recognising rights as private property may serve to … rights used by these schemes, although not explicitly articulated as private property, should be treated as such. It suggests …

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Property and Land

Saffon, Maria Paula - 2018

Recent Latin American constitutions tend to share two peculiar features: they recognize and protect the collective and inalienable land ownership of ethnic groups to their ancestral lands; they also declare the State's duty to ensure access to land property to the landless through the allocation...

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Data Ownership

Scassa, Teresa - 2018

The rapid expansion of the data economy raises serious questions about who “owns” data, and what data “ownership” entails. In most jurisdictions, data that are kept confidential can be protected as confidential information. However, such data are vulnerable to exposure through hacking or...

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