Land privatization in the Republic of Serbia
2006
Cvijanovic, D. (Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade (Serbia)), E-mail: [email protected] | Katic, B. (Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Vukovic, P. (Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade (Serbia))
Serbia has 4,254,510 ha of cultivable soil, of which 3,616,000 ha is in private property or 85%, while the rest is in ownership of the state. State-social property of combines is the subject of unavoidable privatization. According to the current Privatization Law, the state land can not be made a private property, but new owners have advantage for the usage of the same. Social land is the subject of privatization, but depending on the fact whether it is an auctionor or tender sale, the buyers become owners for small amount of money. These lands are usually organized with few parcels, and with necessary infrastructure (roads, canals, etc.) and have an important priority over small parcels of the country farms of Serbia. According to the Preposal for the Strategy of Agricultural Development in the Republic of Serbia, offered by the Ministry of Agriculture, the reconstruction of the agricultural plants in planned. It is obvious that the complex should be chopped up first and then adequately reunited with clear message that this complex should first be chopped up and than well organized. This paper is to discuss the mentioned problems, with special attention being paid to the land privatization in Serbia.
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