Analysis on the Compensation Standard of Collective Land Expropriation
Yang Jun
Abstract
Yang Jun
Abstract
The existing collective land expropriation compensation standard has neglected collective land ownership of the rural collective.Ownership equity requires requisition compensation fairness.The establishment of a fair collective land expropriation compensation standard should be considered value that collective land sustainably security households food security,collective land is continued to provide a source of cash income,collective land sustainably provides jobs,scarce rights to contract for management of land,based on the principle of the market pricing,make compensations for lost territory farmers’ existing property,unemployment risk,social security,scarcity of rights to contract for management of land,safeguard farmers’ rights of enjoying land appreciation.
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The existing collective land expropriation compensation standard has neglected collective land ownership of the rural collective.Ownership equity requires requisition compensation fairness.The establishment of a fair collective land expropriation compensation standard should be considered value that collective land sustainably security households food security,collective land is continued to provide a source of cash income,collective land sustainably provides jobs,scarce rights to contract for management of land,based on the principle of the market pricing,make compensations for lost territory farmers’ existing property,unemployment risk,social security,scarcity of rights to contract for management of land,safeguard farmers’ rights of enjoying land appreciation.
Key concepts: Expropriation, Land tenure, Business, Land law, Property rights, Leasehold estate, Common ownership, Natural resource economics