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In the absence of enforceable property rights, there is little incentive to preserve resources for future use.

Enforceable Property Rights

The legal recognition of an individual's or entity's claims to ownership, which can be defended and upheld in court.

  • Recognize the significance of enforceable property rights in preserving resources for future use.
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EVERETT JEFFERSONNov 30, 2024
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