The Analysis of Land Expropriation Compensation Based on Non-Market Value of Cultivated Land Resources

Yangjing Zhang and Ruiping Ran

Journal of Agricultural Science, 2011, vol. 3, issue 1, 233

Abstract: This article analyses the non-market value of cultivated land resources firstly, then makes a further study why thecultivated land resources lack of non-market value compensation under current land expropriation systems. Theresults prove that vacancy of non-market value not only does harm to rights of farmers, but also makes the lossof total social welfare and results in disorder circulation during non-agricultural. Finally, this paper tries toimprove and perfect current compensation systems of land expropriation based on non-market value category.

Date: 2011
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