Démographie, structures: Restructuration foncière par échanges aimables multilatéraux

The regrouping of land by voluntary exchanges because of its adaptability and rapidity is the best way of improving land structures. The low cost to those farmers who exchange land leads to the investment expenses being recouped very quickly. For the State the results show a balance of additional income and expenses.

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AgEcon Search (University of Minnesota, USA)
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.351044
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Agriculture and Rural Development Research
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Démographie, structures: Restructuration foncière par échanges aimables multilatéraux

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Démographie, structures: Restructuration foncière par échanges aimables multilatéraux

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Abstract

The regrouping of land by voluntary exchanges because of its adaptability and rapidity is the best way of improving land structures. The low cost to those farmers who exchange land leads to the investment expenses being recouped very quickly. For the State the results show a balance of additional income and expenses.

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