The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... economic development , then , to the extent that economic development requires economic efficiency , development will also require the particular systems of property rights and the particular economic system which lead to economic ...
... economic development , then , to the extent that economic development requires economic efficiency , development will also require the particular systems of property rights and the particular economic system which lead to economic ...
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NZLJ. may act as a constraint on efficiency ( and hence on economic development ) . EFFICIENCY AND PROPERTY RIGHTS Economic efficiency is an entirely abstract concept . It is the outcome of a theoretical model of resource allocation by ...
NZLJ. may act as a constraint on efficiency ( and hence on economic development ) . EFFICIENCY AND PROPERTY RIGHTS Economic efficiency is an entirely abstract concept . It is the outcome of a theoretical model of resource allocation by ...
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... economic well - being and continued ability to enjoy ownership of their properties or continue their business operations merit greater attention than they have received so far . These economic rights - as a category of civil rights ...
... economic well - being and continued ability to enjoy ownership of their properties or continue their business operations merit greater attention than they have received so far . These economic rights - as a category of civil rights ...
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