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Dimensions and Diversity of Property Rights in Rural China: Delimmas on the Road to Further Reform

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  • Shouying Liu
  • MICHAEL R. CARTER
  • Yang Yao

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  • Shouying Liu & MICHAEL R. CARTER & Yang Yao, 1996. "Dimensions and Diversity of Property Rights in Rural China: Delimmas on the Road to Further Reform," Wisconsin-Madison Agricultural and Applied Economics Staff Papers 395, Wisconsin-Madison Agricultural and Applied Economics Department.
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