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The value of the right to exclude: An empirical assessment
Jonathan Klick
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Gideon Parchomovsky
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Right to Exclude
100%
Lawmakers
37%
Right to Roam
37%
United States
25%
Land Use
25%
Private Property
25%
Wales
25%
Just Compensation
25%
Property Owners
25%
Property Use
12%
Cost-benefit Analysis
12%
Policy Making
12%
Natural Experiment
12%
Social Value
12%
Property Values
12%
Social Desirability
12%
Progressive Property
12%
Beneficial Use
12%
Access Rights
12%
Private Property Rights
12%
Constitutional Protection
12%
Fifth Amendment
12%
Property Prices
12%
Compensation Amount
12%
Right-of-way
12%
Takings Clause
12%
Expanded Access
12%
Social Sciences
Private Ownership
100%
USA
66%
UK
66%
Land Use
66%
Wales
66%
Cost Benefit Analysis
33%
Right to Property
33%
Social Desirability
33%
Fifth Amendment
33%
Empirical evidence
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Land Use
100%
United States of America
100%
Real Estate Price
50%
Cost Benefit Analysis
50%
Property Right
50%
Fifth Amendment
50%