Arguments for the Growth Sale-Purchase Actions on the Land Market

Gabriel Popescu and Florentina Constantin
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Florentina Constantin: Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest

Theoretical and Applied Economics, 2007, vol. 4(509), issue 4(509), 43-46

Abstract: The selling of farm lands is the opposite of the agrarian reforms for livery or reconstitution and constitution of the land ownership right. The sale-purchase has the role to facilitate the concentration of the areas into bigger size farms, which creates real chances for performance and efficiency in the farm activity. Upon the dispute between the agrarian reform and the sale of the farm lands, as major fields of action of the agrarian policy, the ideas are not at all new, they emerged right after the first reform in 1864 and certainly they will continue until a new re-configuration of the agrarian structures in Romania, a result of the lands’ free circulation. The time interval between Law no 18/1991 and Law no 54/ 1998 could be considered as a restrictive factor in the direction of the agricultural performant farm’s formation. The price of the agricultural land area, on the country’s territory is very different, its variation being influenced in an essential manner, by the ratio supply and demand, the consolidation degree, the presence of the irrigation systems and, in a very reduced share, by its quality (fertility). In conclusion, Romania’s integration into EU will give impulse, certainly to the growth of the demand for lands, in general and of those agricultural especially, fact which will impose an increasing trend of the selling prices and thus the increase of the interest of those eager to estrange their land properties.

Keywords: land market; land sell; land price; economical evaluation; farm size. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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