古巴土地政策变化和土地权属演变

IF 0.9 Q3 ECONOMICS

Economic Papers Pub Date : 2020-04-19 DOI:10.1111/1759-3441.12283

Mario A. González-Corzo

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摘要

古巴自2007年以来实行的农业政策变化导致了土地所有权的显著变化。这促成了向一年生作物的转变，闲置土地的大量减少以及非糖农业产量和产量的部分恢复(但仍不够)。尽管这些进展有限，古巴农业的长期增长和发展需要更深刻的结构改革。中国和越南的经验表明，(进一步)扩大土地使用权和财产权应该是实现这一目标的合乎逻辑的第一步。

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Agrarian Policy Changes and the Evolution of Land Tenure in Cuba

The agrarian policy changes introduced in Cuba since 2007 have resulted in notable changes in land tenure. This has contributed to a shift to annual crops, substantial reductions in idle land and the partial (but still insufficient) recovery of non-sugar agricultural output and yields. Despite these limited advances, the long-term growth and development of Cuban agriculture requires more profound structural reforms. The experiences of China and Vietnam suggest that the (further) expansion of land tenure and property rights should be a logical first step to achieve this goal.

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