Has Land Reform Improved on Landownership Inequality? Evidence from Philippine Rice-growing Villages

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Jun 01, 2007
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PN 2007-06

Has land ownership distribution in the Philippines improved as a result of the land reform program instituted in the country? Not quite, this Policy Notes asserts. Find out why...



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