Property Relations: What Is the Dispute About?
Valentin Shustov
Abstract
Valentin Shustov
Abstract
As we know, property relations can change the life of an individual as well as of entire social groups, strata, and classes. This is why they are the subject of particularly heated disputes. Naturally, economic scholars have not stood aloof from them. It is especially important to follow their views: after all, the realization of practical tasks largely depends on the opinion of precisely these people. How should we relate to the transfer of property to work collectives? Can private property fit within our economic system? Let us turn to a few articles in the leading economic journals.
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As we know, property relations can change the life of an individual as well as of entire social groups, strata, and classes. This is why they are the subject of particularly heated disputes. Naturally, economic scholars have not stood aloof from them. It is especially important to follow their views: after all, the realization of practical tasks largely depends on the opinion of precisely these people. How should we relate to the transfer of property to work collectives? Can private property fit within our economic system? Let us turn to a few articles in the leading economic journals.
Key concepts: Property (philosophy), Realization (probability), Subject (documents), Private property, Law and economics, Tangible property, Political science, Work (physics)