the rights of an owner of private property; these typically include the right to use the property as she sees fit (subject to certain restrictions, such as zoning) and the right to sell it when and whom she sees fit
The rights of an individual to own property and keep the income earned from it.
Legal protection for the boundaries and possession of property. Assigning of property rights to individuals, collectives, or governments will depend on the economic system. View Capstone Lesson(s) that address this concept
the set of rights that belong to the resource owner, such as a landowner's right to prohibit trespassing.
Property rights include fee simple and leasehold. Fee simple is the highest form of ownership and is the most common form of ownership or property right.
Rights that apply to the properties of a NetWare Directory Services object.
The conditions of ownership, including the rights and restrictions regarding use, ownership, and sale.
Provide the rules of ownership and trade so consumers and businesses know what they can and can’t do in the marketplace.
Legally established titles to the ownership, use, and disposal of factors of production and goods and services that are enforceable in the courts. (p. 187)
A legal right or interest in respect to a specific property. A type of resource ownership by an individual (individual right) a group (communal right), or the state (state property).
The right to ownership, as given by custom and/or law. For example, when a pair of shoes is purchased by yourself, you have legal title to those goods.
Rights associated with ownership of a resource. Property rights include the right to use resource and exclude other from its use, to gain from or control its use by others, and dispose of it. Property rights are defined by the state.
rights over the use, sale, and proceeds from a good or resource.
A defined privilege to use land, water, and other resources in particular ways.
Rights of individuals and companies to own and utilize property as they see fit and to receive the stream of income that their property generates.
The conditions of ownership of an asset, the rights to own, use and sell. The right to use or consume something, or trade the right away in return for something else.
A property right is the exclusive authority to determine how a resource is used, whether that resource is owned by government or by individuals. All economic goods have a property rights attribute.
