Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Communications
Global property rights and land use efficiency
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This study reveals how secure land property rights can enhance land use efficiency (LUE) globally, showing common law countries outperforming civil law ones. Conducted by Junrong Ma, Li Tian, Yudi Zhang, Xin Yang, Yongfu Li, Ziang Liu, Lin Zhou, Zixuan Wang, and Wei Ouyang, the research emphasizes the role of stable property rights in promoting sustainable land management and reducing urban sprawl.
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